Month: May 2023

News summary: The naira experienced a 0.8% drop in value due to increased dollar demand on the parallel market, particularly from importers. The Central Bank of Nigeria's RT200 scheme has ...

Article Summary: Locally refining petroleum in Nigeria could significantly stimulate economic growth through job creation, skills development, and reduced dependence on imported refined products. It has the potential to transform ...

News summary: The Christian Centre Anti-Extremism Act is being debated in the Nigerian Senate, aiming to regulate Christian worship and curb religious extremism. Senators argue that improper use of religion ...

News summary: Zimbabwe's central bank is launching gold-backed digital tokens for sale starting May 8. The tokens will be sold at a minimum price of $10 for individuals and $5,000 ...

Article summary: To apply for NTDC recruitment in 2023, visit their official website, check for available vacancies, and create an account to submit your application. Prepare necessary documents, such as ...

Article summary: The growing trend of digital nomad visas offers Nigerian remote workers access to global job markets, improved quality of life, and cultural enrichment. These visas enable remote workers ...

News summary: A fire at Zenith Bank's central data centre caused a network outage, disrupting the bank's infrastructure. The incident occurred during morning maintenance work, and the bank is working ...

News summary: A 23% increase in real estate value has attracted investors, with land outpacing other assets in terms of price appreciation. Factors such as high inflation, fluctuating exchange rates, ...

News highlights: Nestle Nigeria experienced a 10% decline in Q1 profit after tax to N16.21 billion due to increased operating and financing costs. Despite a 16% revenue increase to N127.97 ...

Article summary: In 2023, Nigeria's most available jobs cover sectors such as customer service, retail, and education. These opportunities cater to a wide range of skill levels, making them more ...