- 11 September, 2024
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Nigerian startup, Moove secures $20 million credit from British International Investment
Nigerian mobility fintech startup, Moove has secured a $20 million four-year structured credit from the British International Investment (BII), the
“I was in the warfront, every day of the year and every year of the war” Alexander Madiebo: A General’s final salute
Culled from The Sun Soludo, Awka indigenes, others mourn foremost military tactician His stints with Zik, Ojukwu, Gowon, others Why
IMF says the world would profit $78 trillion from replacing coal with renewable energy
The International Monetary Fund has projected that the world would profit $78 trillion through the end of this century from
NNPC, Afreximbank Seal $1.04bn Oil Trade Financing Deal
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has signed a five-year agreement worth $1.04 billion with the African Export–Import Bank
Nigeria’s TeamApt eyeing unicorn status with planned $150m Series C round
Nigerian fintech startup TeamApt Ltd. is raising its third round of funding at a value of more than $1 billion.
Bill Gates keeps $56.7 billion in the bank, now worth $138 billion
Despite low-interest rates, Bill Gates’ cash in the bank remains at record levels. According to recent data from Bloomberg
Sterling Bank commended for supporting Ake Arts and Books Festival
Sterling Bank Plc has received commendation from poet and novelist Lola Shoneyin who is the founder and Director of the
Citadel Views Estate to Provide Constant, Affordable Power Via Solar Technology
Citadel Views Estate (CVE), a leading sustainable residential housing development company, is providing access to constant and affordable power supply
Elon Musk’s Tesla hits $1 trillion valuation after receiving record 100k orders in 1 day
Tesla, the electric car company owned and run by billionaire Elon Musk, has now hit a trillion-dollar valuation, making it the sixth
Fidelity Bank reiterates commitment to stable leadership, corporate governance
Fidelity Bank Plc one of the leading financial institutions has restated its commitment to stable leadership and strong corporate