Cadbury Nigeria Plc, manufacturers of TomTom, has congratulated the Super Eagles on the team’s qualification for the 2019 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament, which will take place in Cameroon. In a statement, the Company’s Corporate and Government Affairs Director for West Africa, Mr. Bala Yesufu said the Super Eagles had made Nigerians proud by…

TomTom and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has signed a three-year contract that confers TomTom as the Official Candy of the Super Eagles. TomTom, a product from the stables of Cadbury Nigeria Plc has supported the Super Eagles for a decade. At a joint media parley to announce the partnership and official signing of the…

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and Cadbury Nigeria Plc are set to exchange signed documents conferring on the beverage company’s product, Tom Tom, the title of ‘Official Candy of the Super Eagles’.  “The Nigeria Football Federation is pleased to have finally signed this worthwhile agreement with Cadbury Nigeria Plc. We appreciate what Cadbury Nigeria Plc…

Following heavy price gains recorded by major highly capitalised stocks, especially Forte oil and Cadbury, equity transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed high on Friday, as market capitalisation appreciated by N24 billion.

May & Baker Plc traded higher at the end of last week’s transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange with 58.66 per cent to close at N2.84 per share.

Worried by the challenges facing fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies in Nigeria, manufacturers have been urged to adapt to the changing environment of the economy and develop strategies to overhaul the difficulties.

The 2017 West Africa Innovation Awards is scheduled to take place at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. The Countries covered by the Awards include Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Cameroon.

The Senate Committee on Customs has continually made a case for the country to opt out of the Economic Community of West African States...

Following price losses suffered by most bluechip companies, equity transactions on the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange closed on a downward note yesterday...