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Emmanuel Kachikwu, minister of state for petroleum resources, says Nigeria is expecting a loan facility of close to $4 billion from China.

Speaking with state house correspondents after Wednesday’s meeting of the federal executive council, Kachikwu said the loan, which will be used to bolster infrastructure in the oil industry, was one of the results of the July road show in China, where Nigeria signed a $75.6bn Memorandum of Understanding in investments in the oil sector. He also […]
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CBN reiterates commitment to financial system stability

As part of its ongoing efforts at ensuring overall growth of the Nigerian economy, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reiterated its commitment to the nation’s financial system stability. The apex bank promised that it will remain committed to its mandate of ensuring a sound financial system, as well as promoting sustainable economic development […]
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FX Futures market will drive equity markets growth

  FMDQ OTC Securities at the launch of the OTC FX Futures market stated that the FX futures market will attract significant capital flows to the Nigerian fixed income and equity markets while minimising the disequilibrium in the Spot FX market. The Chief Executive Officer of FMDQ, Bola Onadele, who spoke at the launch of […]
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UBA Boosts Kenya Power with $10m Facility

United Bank of Africa (UBA) has given a US$10 million loan facility boost to Kenya Power Company’s target of distributing 5,000MW by 2017.   The loan is to enable Kenya Power upgrade its infrastructure and enhance the capacity of its transmission lines.   According to Kenya Power, this is part of a syndicated loan from […]
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AfDB VPs Announce Agenda for 2015

The Vice-President and Secretary General of the African Development Bank, Cecilia Akintomide, and the AfDB’s Acting Vice-President and Chief Economist, Steve Kayizzi-Mugerwa have announced the agenda for bank’s 50th Annual Meeting.   The duo made the agenda known at a press conference held at the Bank’s headquarters in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire where