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Dangote Cement, Rand Merchant Bank quote N85bn commercial papers

Dangote Cement has listed two series of commercial papers under its N300bn issuance programme on the FMDQ Exchange. Through Series 10 and 11, Dangote Cement is looking to raise about N3.42bn and N56.59bn respectively. Similarly, Rand Merchant Bank also received approval for the quotation of N25bn Series 7 commercial papers under its N80bn issuance programme,…

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First Bank of Nigeria Addresses Concerns Regarding the Implementation of Humanoid Robots in Branches

First Bank of Nigeria, a pioneer in innovative banking solutions, has taken the lead in addressing concerns about the deployment of humanoid robots in three of its branches. The move comes in response to recent reports emphasizing the installation of a robot representative to assist customers in the bank’s branches. In an exclusive interview with…

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Port Harcourt Refinery still testing – NNPC

PORT HARCOURT Refinery is still test-running to ensure operational readiness before the commencement of commercial operations. The Refinery was expected to resume refining after a Turn Around Maintenance, TAM in December 2023.But checks by Energy Vanguard, yesterday, indicated that the exercise, to be followed by crude supply is still ongoing.Chief Corporate Communications Officer, NNPC Ltd.,…

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‘No Plan To Increase Fuel Price,’ IPMAN, NNPCL Warn Against Panic Buying

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) and the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) have warned Nigerians against panic-buying and dismissing reports of a planned hike in the pump price of petrol also called Premium Motor Spirit (PMS). ccording to reports, fuel marketers clashed with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) over…

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Private sector records 1st business expansion in 3mths — Stanbic IBTC Report

The private sector recorded the first business expansion in three months in December driven by increases in both output and new order coupled with recovery in demand, according to the Stanbic IBTC Bank Purchasing Managers Index, PMI.The report stated: “This was despite continued intense inflationary pressure, with purchase costs and selling prices each rising at…

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