Shareholders in the nation’s insurance industry have kicked against the new move by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) to recapitalise the industry, after the commission issued another circular to all underwriting companies...

Shareholders of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTBank) have approved the payment of N2.45 final dividend per share for the year ended December 31, 2018.Speaking at  the 29th yearly general meeting of the company,  in Lagos...

Total Nigeria Plc has restated its commitment not to withdraw or divest its Africa business, but to continue to strengthen and grow its market share within the continent.

Shareholders Nestle Plc have approved the firm’s N7.9 billion total dividend, culminating to N10 per share due to every investor of the company for the 2016 financial year.

National Coordinator Emeritus, Independent Shareholders Association of Nigeria (ISAN), Sunny Nwosu, commended the company for declaring dividend in spite of the harsh operating environment.

With over 12 per cent loss suffered so far by equities’ investors as a result of unprecedented fall in prices, stakeholders have urged government to fast track specific growth-inducing policies that would reverse the sluggish trend.

Federal Government’s decision to suspend the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN’s) National Code of Corporate Governance, has been applauded by capital market investors.

Investors in the nation’s capital market have rejected the new, National Code of Corporate Governance, prescribed by the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria ...

Shareholders of Conoil Plc have applauded the company’s strong financial performance despite the difficult operating environment in the country.

For increasing shareholders value on investment through dividend payout and adherence to corporate governance principles, shareholders’ of Fidson Healthcare Plc, on Wednesday, commended the company’s board on its 2015 performance....

Shareholders’ under the aegies of Independence Shareholders Association of Nigeria has bemoaned excessive sanctions imposed on listed firms by the regulatory authorities.

Chairman of the Nigerian Institutite of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (NIEEE), Michael Akan, said electricity companies urgently need funds to improve and sustain operations in the country.