[Premium Times] A notable case involving Nigeria was the 2009 prosecution of officials of Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR), a subsidiary of US oil and energy contractor Halliburton, for bribing Nigerian government officials.

[This Day] The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), has stressed the need for engineers to remain at the forefront of digital transformation as the move will enable them enhance their careers and contribute to national development.

[This Day] The Nigerian equities market last week sustained its bullish momentum, appreciating by N884 billion as investors reacted to 2024 financial year corporate earnings by quoted firms on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX).

[SNA] El-Fashir -- The Sixth Infantry Division in El-Fashir confirmed its support and that of the citizens of North Darfur State behind President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, the symbol of national sovereignty and pride of the Sudanese nation, from any harm or targeting.

[Mastercard Foundation] Dar es Salaam -- Kiswahili version.

[Premium Times] The public offer priced at ₦7.30 per share, attracted 42,800 investors, raised ₦147.5 billion and was 33% oversubscribed, signalling strong investor confidence

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[This Day] It is not for nothing that Element House is consistently driven into the consciousness of revellers in Lagos and its environs. It is simply because the entertainment hub has proven to be a true driving force to the growth of the budding Nigerian Electronic Music scene. Little wonder, the place is not only electrifying Lagos but is also redefining the nightlife industry in the country in a way that only a few could have predicted in the last ten years.

[Premium Times] Year to date, the index is up 0.2 per cent.

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[This Day] The Nigerian stock market yesterday saw continued profit-taking, as the market capitalisation declined by N1.06 trillion driven by the losses in Dangote Cement Plc and 40 others.

[This Day] Investors at the Nigerian stock market started the year on a high note, with stock gaining an impressive N1.13 trillion in market capitalisation during the second week of trading in 2025.

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