Ecobank Nigeria, Soto Gallery oirganise art exhibition for emerging Nigerian artists

By Otitoju Ayomide Ecobank Nigeria has entered a strategic partnership with Soto Gallery to organise an international art exhibition for emerging young Nigerian artists. The exhibition, tagged: +234Art, is a 10-day art fair in the heart of Lagos and is scheduled to commence on Friday, 22nd March, 2024. It is dedicated to nurturing and uplifting…

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FIRS assures businesses of friendly tax policies

The Federal Inland Revenue Service has assured businesses in the country of a friendly tax administration. The Executive Chairman of FIRS, Dr Zacch Adedeji, disclosed this when he hosted the management team of MTN Nigeria, led by its Chief Executive Officer, Karl Toriola, in Abuja recently. Adedeji stated the agency’s resolve to create an environment…

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Fuel can sell below NNPCL rate, says IPMAN

Independent oil marketers have stated that they could sell premium motor spirit, fuel, below the rate it is being sold in Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited retail stations if they get the product directly from NNPCL. The National President of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Abubakar Maigandi, stated this during a recent interview…

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Naira gains at official market, weakens to N1500/$ parallel market

The naira gained marginally against the United States dollar on Tuesday, appreciating to N1,499/ from an all-time low of N1,534/$ on the official Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market. This means the naira gained by 2.3 per cent or N35, according to FMDQ Exchange, a platform that publishes official foreign exchange trading in the country. The…

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BREAKING: ‘Catastrophic situation’ at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital amid Israeli raid

There have been scenes of chaos and panic at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis as Israeli forces stormed the medical facility in the southern Gaza Strip and Palestinians tried to evacuate. The Israeli army has besieged the facility for weeks, isolating thousands of patients, medical staff and displaced families – many of whom remain trapped…

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