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When CBN Redesigns Currency Notes to Halt Naira Slide – THISDAYLIVE

When CBN Redesigns Currency Notes to Halt Naira Slide – THISDAYLIVE
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Yuguda s Two Years of Capital Market Development – THISDAYLIVE

Yuguda s Two Years of Capital Market Development – THISDAYLIVE
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Experts advocate incentives to encourage listing on NGX

Capital market experts have urged the Federal Government to roll out more incentives for entities ready to approach the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) for listing. Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) Specifically, a Professor of Capital Market Studies, Nasarawa State University and President, Association of Capital Market Academics of Nigeria, Uche Uwaleke said the government has a…

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WORSENING UNEMPLOYMENT: Why jobs are disappearing in Nigeria, by experts

WORSENING UNEMPLOYMENT: Why jobs are disappearing in Nigeria, by experts On By Peter Egwuatu, Assistant Business Editor, Tunde Oso & Nkiru Nnorom Unemployment rate in Nigeria rose from 27.1 percent to 33.3 percent from December to March 2021, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS. The NBS explained that the number of unemployed Nigerians rose to 23.19 million in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2020 on the back of job losses occasioned by the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic and its stifling impact on businesses during the period. The Q4 unemployment rate report titled: ‘Labor Force Statistics: Unemployment and Underemployment Report’, showed that the number is 6.5 percent higher compared to 21.77 million.

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