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Naira falls marginally at investor’s window

Naira falls marginally at investor’s window

Agency Report Business

The Naira on Wednesday dipped slightly against the dollar at the investor’s window, closing at N388.7 to a dollar from N388.50 traded on Tuesday.

In 6 months, Ogun generates N15.11bn as IGR

In 6 months, Ogun generates N15.11bn as IGR

Southwestechoes Business

Ogun State Internal Revenue Service (OGIRS) has said it generated N15.11 billion between January and June this year.

SON, Police raid markets, seize 504 cartons of suspected fake shaving sticks in Lagos

SON, Police raid markets, seize 504 cartons of suspected fake shaving sticks in Lagos

Agency Report Business

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), in collaboration with the Nigeria Police have seized 504 cartons of substandard Bic brand shaving sticks.

Tomato farmers launch new, high-yielding sweet pepper

Tomato farmers launch new, high-yielding sweet pepper

Agency Report Business

The South-West President of Tomato Growers Association of Nigeria, Mr Bamidele Ajani, says farmers have started receiving new and high yielding sweet pepper variety, tagged ‘Commandant F1’.

NSE market indices down 0.07%, as MPC retains policy rates

NSE market indices down 0.07%, as MPC retains policy rates

Agency Report Business

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) opened the week on Monday with a loss of 0.07 per cent, just as the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) retained key policy variables.

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