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Transcorp, Okomu Oil lead as investors gain N488bn

The Transnational Corporation Plc, Industrial & Medical Gases Nigeria Plc and Okomu Oil were the top gainers on Thursday as the Nigerian Exchange Limited continued its upswing.

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Equity market sustains bullish run, gains N488bn

Equity market sustains bullish run, gains N488bn
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Okomu, 49 Others Lift Stock Market by N488bn

Okomu, 49 Others Lift Stock Market by N488bn
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Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF

Some six months ago, the World Bank and its brother institution, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) praised President Bola Tinubu for making the

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Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF, by Taiwo Adisa

The World Bank, in June, said by removing subsidies, Nigeria would save N3.9 trillion of its GDP in 2023 and N11 trillion by 2025.

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