How Herbert Wigwe Led Access Bank to Victory
It was reported on February 10, 2024, that the Group CEO of Access Holdings Plc, Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe, aged 57, alongside his wife, Chioma Wigwe, his son, Chizoba Wigwe, and a former Group Chairman...
It was reported on February 10, 2024, that the Group CEO of Access Holdings Plc, Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe, aged 57, alongside his wife, Chioma Wigwe, his son, Chizoba Wigwe, and a former Group Chairman...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) finished yesterday on a positive note following gains in Geregu Power Plc and 23 others, leading market capitalisation to an increase of N329.25 billion to finish at ...
Investors at the Nigerian Stock Exchange experienced a result that defied predictions from analysts that the market could experience a bearish turn all through this week's trading session following a ...
Investors at the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded a loss on the second day of trading this week. Market capitalisation shed N183 billion, according to the analysis from top market analysts, which pred...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) investors started the week positive as Monday's trading session led market capitalisation to gain N101 billion. Market capitalisation closed with N55.836 trillion—t...
Following the death of the CEO of Access Holdings Plc, Dr Herbert Wigwe, the board of directors has appointed Ms Bolaji Agbede as the Company's acting Group chief executive officer. The announcement w...
According to this week's analysis, there has been a forecast that the current bearish trend, which lasted last week, will continue this week as investors look for coverage in fixed-income instruments ...
MultiChoice Group has announced that its Nigerian subsidiary has agreed with the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Federal Inland Revenue Service to pay a total tax of about $37.3 million.&nbs...
The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has announced that he, alongside his team, is on a mission to secure trillions of dollars through different stages of funding to overhaul the global semiconductor indust...
The Nigerian stock market continued negatively following a loss of N480.8 billion as investors continued profit-taking in six (6) Tier-1 banks and 48 other firms. Market capitalisation was down b...