Bank of Ghana Suspends First Bank, GTB’s Licences Over Misconduct
The Bank of Ghana has “suspended the foreign exchange trading licenses of First Bank of Nigeria (FBN Bank) Ghana Ltd. and Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) Ghana Ltd. due to malpractices.”…
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The Bank of Ghana has “suspended the foreign exchange trading licenses of First Bank of Nigeria (FBN Bank) Ghana Ltd. and Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) Ghana Ltd. due to malpractices.”…
Recent data has revealed that in Lagos, Nigeria, amidst a soaring food inflation crisis, the daily cost of feeding is just shy of N5,000. This insight comes from contributions by…
Binance, a platform for trading cryptocurrencies, has announced its decision to stop all services related to the Nigerian naira. This move comes after Binance faced accusations of contributing to the…
On Monday, Olukoya Ogungbeje, a person fighting for rights, took legal action at a Federal High Court in Lagos against telecommunication companies in Nigeria. He’s upset because they recently blocked…
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has labeled the rumored appointment of former Nigerian international, Austin Eguavoen, as the temporary manager of the Super Eagles following Portuguese coach Jose Peseiro’s departure…
Despite having a password on his SIM card, immediately blocking his SIM card with his network provider, and having Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) secure his account right after losing his…
The cost of rice in Nigeria, a staple food for millions in the country, is influenced by a complex interplay of factors ranging from agricultural practices to international trade policies.…
On Monday, French lawmakers are set to make history by incorporating the right to have an abortion into the country’s constitution. This move, which is supported by a large majority…
As Nigeria continues to navigate through economic challenges, every facet of life, including housing and renting, is struggling to adapt. The soaring price of cement has compelled Nigerians to seek…
Over the weekend, telecommunication companies in Nigeria “blocked 40 million phone lines” because their owners did not link them with their National Identity Numbers (NIN) by the deadline of February…