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German carrier Lufthansa is cancelling another 2,000 flights between now and the end of August due to staff shortage, a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
German carrier Lufthansa is cancelling another 2,000 flights between now and the end of August due to staff shortage, a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
TAJBank Ltd, one of Nigeria’s leading non-interest banks, has continued its financial inclusion drive with the opening of a new, technology-powered branch in Wuse 2, Abuja.
Ericsson, a multinational telecommunications company says it has partnered with French aerospace company Thales and wireless technology innovator Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to take 5G into space.
The Chief Executive Officer of SmartCash Payment Service Bank (PSB), Mr. Muyiwa Ebitanmi, says SmartCash Payment Service Bank(PSB) will boost financial inclusion among all Nigerians.
Investors gained N11.98 billion after a three-day consecutive negative trading in the nation’s equities market.
Market Capitalisation on the Nigerian bourse further closed in a negative position on Wednesday with the All-Share Index (ASI) decreasing by 0.06 percent to 51,556.54 from 51,586.5 on Wednesday.
Nigeria’s leading airline, Air Peace, has revealed plans to extend flight operations to Guangzhou, China and Mumbai, India, with scheduled flight operations this month.
The Federal Government is set to generate about N720 billion in the third quarter of 2022 from FGN Bonds.
Stakeholders in the gas sector on Tuesday called for a holistic approach to fixing Nigeria’s gas crisis, especially with the lingering supply shortage and price increment.
Fidelity Bank said it planned to take over the boards of Kano, Benin and Kaduna Distribution Companies (DISCOs) and collateralise their shares.
Naira depreciated against the dollar at the Investors and Exporters Window on Monday, exchanging at N425.75.
The Naira on Wednesday lost to the greenback at the Investors and Exporters window, exchanging at 424.88 to the dollar against 421.00 traded on Tuesday, a 0.80 percent depreciation.
The World Bank says the COVID-19 pandemic encouraged financial inclusion, leading to an increase in digital payments.