Story Written by SpringnewsNG Media LimitedOn May 5, 2025, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced a significant reduction in the government’s Ways and Means borrowing, slashing it by 59%.
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Media Limited | May 5, 2025 Major international oil companies posted significantly lower first-quarter profits as falling crude prices and market volatility weighed on earnings. Energy heavyweights including
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Media Limited | May 5, 2025 Oil prices plunged in early Asian trading on Monday as the OPEC+ alliance announced a faster pace of output increases, intensifying fears
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Media Limited | April 30, 2025 GTBank disclosed the adjustment in a customer notification on Wednesday, attributing the change to increased telecommunication charges recently implemented by service providers.
Read MoreBy Springnewsng Media Limited | April 29, 2025 The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has revealed that newspaper organisations across Nigeria owe over ₦1.3 billion in unpaid pension contributions for their
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Media Limited | April 29, 2025 Nigeria’s non-oil export sector recorded a 25% increase in growth, driven by successful expansion into new international markets, according to data released
Read MoreBy, Springnewsng Media limited April 29,2025 Lagos, Nigeria: C-One Ventures Platform (C-One) today announced it has entered into an agreement to invest and acquire the licences, technology and select assets
Read MoreBy, Springnewsng media limited The United States government has criticised Nigeria for delays in approving import permits for American agricultural products, describing it as a persistent trade barrier that restricts
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Date: April 25, 2025 Ten of Nigeria’s top commercial banks collectively paid N987.4 billion in corporate income tax to the Federal Government in the 2024 financial year, according
Read MoreBy SpringNewsNG Transcorp Power Plc has reported a strong financial performance for the first quarter of 2025, with revenue hitting N105.4 billion, representing a 55.3% increase from the N67.9 billion
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