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Top 10 most valuable listed companies in Nigeria in July 2023

Nigerian cement giant company, Dangote Cement overtook MTN Nigeria as the most valuable company in the country with a valuation of N5.99 trillion ($7.9 billion) as of the end of July 2023.

Stella Oduah Purchased $13 Million Oil Tanker Before Being Sacked As Minister

This latest scandal, which involves the unexplainable purchase of a massive oil tanker, is connected to Mrs. Oduah's company Sea Petroleum and Gas Company Ltd.

OnePlus One Full Phone Specifications

It is the OnePlus One. Don't be confused, 'OnePlus' is the name of the company while 'One' is the name of the phone. One is beautiful in design and specification.

Video: 'Lil Kesh's Label, YAGI Is Under YBNL.. He Is Still With Us' - Olamide Sets The Record Straight

In an interview with Soundcity 98.5 Fm, Olamide puts it point blank: Lil Kesh never left; he simply was given a room to create under the parent company that launched his career.

Oh No! MTN Nigeria Sacks 280 Long-Serving Workers, Others...See Details

"Given that the company is about 16 years old in Nigeria, the severance package brought pain and discontent among the affected staff," one source said.

Lady suspended after assistant stole N5.6 Million company funds to 'japa'

According to the user, her aunt's assistant at work stole N5.6 million of their company funds in order to leave the country 'japa'. This 'selfish' act has, however, cost her aunt and 60 other people under her supervision to be suspended.

FG Budgets N158m for Generator Fuel, Others at Power Ministry

The Federal Government is proposing to spend a total of N158m for the maintenance and fuelling of generators at the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing.

Bayelsa to Generate 20,000 Jobs When $3.6bn Fertiliser Plant is Completed

"Raising 3.5 billion dollar in this clime is not an easy task; this is the first private sector investment in Africa that has attracted 1 billion dollar equity fund." Okoye said.

Nigeria's electricity grid collapsed 47 times from 2017 to 2023

Here is a timeline of Nigeria's electricity grid collapse between 2017 and 2023, according to the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).

After Laying Off 900 Workers, Jumia Lost 1 million Customers in 3 Months

The company noted that the staff reductions which took place in Q4 2022 is part of its initiatives to minimize expenses and reduce losses.

Opay To Log Out Customers' Accounts Over NIN, BVN

Olayemi Priscilla, Head of Card Business disclosed that the company successfully issued more than 5 million Opay Verve cards to customers as of December 2023.

Waltersmith Refinery targets 40,000bpd crude production

Isah said: "We are moving from 5,000 to 10,000 barrels of crude oil a day (bpd)but our focus is on achieving 40,000bpd capacity.

Here are 15 loan app companies in Nigeria licensed by CBN

[ol start="14"][li]Carbon Finance and Investments Limited[/li][/ol]Carbon is also a popular loan app company in Nigeria. The company is licensed by the CBN as a Finance company. 

We've kept our promise' - NNPCL brags as Port Harcourt refinery commences operation

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited said it has fulfilled its pledge to achieve the mechanical completion of rehabilitation work on the Area 5 Plant of the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC).

Kylie Jenner, Kanye West top Forbes' highest-paid celebrities for 2020

Also, West who is already a billionaire earned a cool $170 million after making most of his earnings from his Yeezy sneakers deal with Adidas.

Companies that exited Nigeria in 2023

The move is in line with Jumia's strategy to optimize its capital and resource allocation and to continue its path to profitability. 5. Bolt Food In December, Bot Food exited the Nigerian market.

Dangote is Africa's richest for 7th year in a row

Forbes said: "Dangote is looking beyond cement -his most valuable asset - and has been investing in a fertiliser production company and a large oil refinery.

PHED laments as Rivers community electricity debt hits N31.5bn

Uwheru said the debt owed the electricity company by Afam community has risen to N31.5 billion, adding that the debt spanned from before PHED took over.