Monday, October 20, 2025
30.4 C
Lagos

NGX Group Chairman, Umaru Kwairanga, Visits Dubai Financial Market for Industry Partnership

Dr. Umaru Kwairanga (2nd Left) with other industry players at the Dubai Financial Market in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Dr. Umaru Kwairanga, Group Chairman, Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) recently paid an official visit to Dubai Financial Market to discuss industry partnership with his peers at the Dubai Stocks, Gold and Commodities Exchanges.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

When Transparency Becomes Luxury: INEC and ₦1.5bn FOI Controversy

By Chike Walter Duru When the Independent National Electoral Commission...

Unity Bank Corpreneurship Challenge Beneficiaries Hit 578 as 30 More Winners Emerge

  No fewer than 578 young entrepreneurs across Nigeria have...

Polaris Bank Reinforces Commitment to Exceptional Customer Experience at Global Trade Forum in Ibadan

Chris Ofikulu, Executive Director, Retail & Commercial Banking, Polaris...

Fidelity Bank Bags Awards for Best Export, Trade Support and Innovation

  Fidelity Bank’s market leadership has been affirmed once again...

13-year-old Rhema-Love Abraham Emerges Winner of 2025 Heirs Insurance Essay Championship

L:R- Funmi Olotu, National Coordinator, National Social Safety-Nets Coordinating...

Topics

NCC, NATCOMS Lead Stakeholders @2023 ITREALMS E-Waste Dialogue

Telecommunications regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is leading...

Pension Assets to Hit N20tr in 8 Years

Pension assets in Nigeria are expected to hit the...

‘Unity Bank Yanga Product Positioned to Empower Underbanked Women Entrepreneurs’ – Olufunwa Akinmade

Olufunwa Akinmade Divisional Head, Retail, SME Banking and E-Business Unity Bank...

Nigeria Must Rethink Forex Policy to Spur Investment

There is need for Nigeria to seriously rethink her Forex policy to spur investment and quicker economic recovery. At the same time, the country recorded growth of only 3.96% y/y in Q1, 2015, down from 5.9% in Q4-2014, according to Razia Khan, Economist at Standard Chartered Bank, London. She said Nigeria’s oil sector contracted by 8% y/y in Q1, following growth of 1% in the previous quarter. “Decelerating growth was seen across most sectors in Q1, with the exception of crop production. Q2 growth may be slower still, reflecting a slowdown in activity around the elections, and the transition to a new government.”

Liquid Intelligent Technologies Assures Nigerians of Digitally Connected Future

L – R: Shahzad Manzoor Khan, Group Chief Technical...

Emirates Accused of Violating Aviation Agreement

On the 23rd of January, Emirates announced its newest...

NDIC CEO, Bello Hassan, Hosts EFCC Chair, Bawa in Abuja

L-R Managing Director/Chief Executive, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC),...

Emirates Returns to Nigeria from October 1, 2024

Emirates will resume services to Nigeria from 1 October...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img