The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reiterated its commitment to drive the debt market-enabling environment to boost investors’ participation. 

Following a collision of two vehicles at Iyanaoworo-Obalande Expressway on Monday, 5th December, 2022 about 2133hrs leading to the death of one person, the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), has called on drivers to avoid all forms of distractions while driving.

The Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency (LASAA), the agency saddled with the mandate to regulate advertisement displays in Lagos State, has announced the release of its 2023 mobile advert stickers for branded vehicles in the state.

FirstBank has partnered with JA Africa on Company of the Year (COY) Competition, Africa’s largest high school entrepreneurship competition scheduled to take place in Lagos, Nigeria from 7th to 9th December under the theme, “Fueling Changemakers.”

Heritage Bank has been commended for being an agent for the actualisation of Sustainable Development Goals SDG 5 – Gender Equality, as well women empowerment for socio-economic growth.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC is advocating a synergy between the government bond and equity markets.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said it is willing and ready to offer any support required by the National Blood Service Commission (NBSC) to enable the latter to achieve its mandate of regulating, coordinating, and ensuring "the provision of safe, quality blood and blood products" to all persons who may need such in Nigeria.

Africa’s foremost philanthropist, Aliko Dangote has bagged a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA), the umbrella body of employers in the Organised Private Sector in the country.

It was a show of shame at the Ondo State Magistrate Court on as a lawyer, identified as Barrister Anthony Oladele Thomas was docked for allegedly swindling a 90 years old man of N4,775,000 being money realised from the sale of property entrusted to the lawyer to supervise.

Sterling Bank Plc, Nigeria’s leading financial institution, has said it is committed to supporting the annual Ake Books and Arts Festival because it sees Nigeria as part of a larger world and believes that Nigeria’s ultimate competitiveness lies in its energy.