is reaffirming its dedication to supporting and expanding in the Nigerian market. Known for its core values of integrity, ambition, excellence, and trust, INFINOX has a strong track record of ...

Ona, who extolled the determination of the brewery’s management to return the company to profitability, lamented the tough situation in the Nigerian market but insisted that those who work hard ...

In its unaudited results filed with the Nigerian Exchange Limited, the brewer’s FX loss, which was N86.83bn as of September 2023, had risen by about 84.83 per cent to N160.48bn at the end of the ...

Known for its core values of integrity, ambition, excellence, and trust, INFINOX has a strong track record of empowering traders worldwide and has positioned Nigeria as a central part of its ...

Speaking on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of the Lagos International Trade Fair on Friday, Oku said some Japanese companies have a long history in the Nigerian market, adding that the ...

A surge in foreign transactions and sustained upbeat by domestic investors pushed the total turnover at the Nigerian stock market to its highest level by the third quarter. Official trading report ...

and through Business France’s efforts to facilitate French companies’ entry into the Nigerian market across various sectors. He added that the 2024 French Week, organised by the FNCCI under ...

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has raised the alarm on the illegal sale and distribution of fake brands of condoms in Nigeria. NAFDAC said officials from ...

Emmanuel Iza, XEJet’s CEO and founder, shared the airline’s vision for the Nigerian market, saying: “XEJet is a premium class airline. We’re here to redefine travel, especially in Nigeria.

NACCIMA lamented that notable companies like Pick n Pay have recently left the Nigerian market. The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA ...

has urged both local and foreign investors to seize the growing opportunities in Nigeria’s sugar industry. He said with a $2 billion domestic market and access to a $7 billion export market ...

has announced its decision to exit the Nigerian market, selling its 51% stake in a joint venture with A.G. Leventis. The company, which has operated two stores in Nigeria, since entering the ...