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The Carlyle Group, listed on the Nasdaq exchange, has explained its rationale for investing millions in an online travel agency that specialises in tourism in West and East Africa.
A closely fought presidential election in Nigeria will fail to convince voters that anything much will change, says The Economist.
In the run up to next year’s election, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has an unusual new campaign pitch: he isn’t dead.
The Public Investment Corp. raised its stake in MTN for the second time in as many days, taking advantage of a price that’s close to 10-year lows amid a crisis in Nigeria.
Mobile network MTN isn’t walking away from its Nigerian operation anytime soon and if anything, it’s looking to expand its services in that country.
Africa’s largest wireless carrier by subscribers, MTN Group, is facing mounting pressure to return $8.1 billion to Nigeria.
HSBC Holdings Plc and UBS Group AG have closed their local representative offices in Nigeria, according to a report published on the website of the central bank.
MTN increased sales from operations by 10 percent from a year earlier and added 2.5 million subscribers in the third quarter despite regulatory pressures in its largest markets.
As Nigeria gets set for an election early next year, analysts are speculating whether voters will pick a man with a reputation as being clean or one who has dirt under his fingernails.
Burger King is in talks to open restaurants in sub-Saharan African countries, including Nigeria, as the US fast-food group accelerates its international expansion to better compete with rival McDonald’s.