Ronald Adamolekun is a Business Correspondent for Premium Times Nigeria, focusing on national economic and business news in Nigeria. With a keen interest in finance, investments, and corporate developments, Ronald provides insightful analysis and reporting on key issues affecting the Nigerian business landscape.
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Mr Alebiosu takes the crown from Adesola Adeduntan, who gave up the role abruptly on Saturday even though due to complete his tenure in December.
Mr Alebiosu takes the crown from Adesola Adeduntan, who gave up the role abruptly on Saturday even though he was due to complete his tenure in December.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Oando, listed in Lagos and Johannesburg, saw the arrears it owed trade partners and other payables climb by more than half to N705.8 billion, causing liabilities to surge past assets and leaving shareholders’ funds in the red.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Oando, listed in Lagos and Johannesburg, saw the arrears it owed trade partners and other payables climb by more than half to N705.8 billion, causing liabilities to surge past assets and leaving shareholders’ funds in the red.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Oando, listed in Lagos and Johannesburg, saw the arrears it owed trade partners and other payables climb to N705.8 billion.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The corporation bucked the price of a tonne of cement dramatically, setting it 78 per cent higher than a year ago.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The corporation bucked the price of a tonne of cement dramatically, setting it 78 per cent higher than a year ago.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
“Africa has all the minerals you can think of that are yet to be exploited, not to talk of the water, agricultural land, all the things that the world today is lacking. That is where you find it.”
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Jaiz Bank, the pioneer of Islamic banking in Nigeria, will commit the fund to business endeavours targeting regional expansion through ICD's partnership
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The net loss indicates that the Nigerian operation of Africa’s biggest telecom company by revenue and subscribers is not yet out of the woods
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