Business

Toyota breaks 90-year record, dethrones GM as US sales leader

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corporation made history by outselling General Motors Company in the United States in 2021, marking the…

4 years ago

Geely to develop cars for Google driverless taxi

China’s Geely Holding Group says its Zeekr electric vehicle brand has agreed to produce a new model for US autonomous…

4 years ago

Expect drastic power improvement in six months – Minister

Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu, says drastic improvement in power will be noticed across the country in six months. He…

4 years ago

Nigerian railway resumes train ticket sale after free ride

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) says it will today resume sale of train tickets for travellers after the expiration of…

4 years ago

Buhari appoints Doyin Salami chief economic adviser

President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Doyin Salami as his chief economic adviser. Salami is the current chairman of the presidential…

4 years ago

Lagos rail: December completion date sacrosanct, Yaba market to go, says Sanwo-Olu

The December deadline for the delivery of the first two rail projects being developed by the Lagos State Government, the…

4 years ago

NIS Blames Delay In Passport Production On COVID-19, Forex

The Acting Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Isa Idris, has blamed the delay in passport production on the lockdown…

4 years ago

FG Extends NIN-SIM Verification To March 31, As Enrolments Exceed 71m

The federal government has again extended the deadline for the National Identification Number (NIN)-Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) data verification to…

4 years ago

Six multinationals to pay N249bn oil proceeds in January – NNPC

• Company to deduct N270.83bn from FAAC same month A total of N249.3bn for October 2021 domestic crude oil sales…

4 years ago

Naira drops to N570/$1 on high forex demand

The naira has weakened against the dollar at the parallel market, trading at N570 amid demand for the currency during…

4 years ago