Benedict Peters to receive African philanthropist award In Kigali
Nigerian Business Mogul – Benedict Peters is set to be honored at the African Heritage Concert and Awards slated to hold in Kigali, Rwanda on
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Anger trails NNPCL’s hiring of expatriate to head subsidiary
The appointment of Jean-Marc Cordier as the head of the oil trading arm of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has raised diverse concerns among
Africa accounts for 55% of world’s poor – ECA
The Chief Economist at the Economic Commission for Africa, Hanan Morsy, says Africa currently accounts for more than half of the World’s poor at 54.8
N1trn debt payment, gas supply, others top Gencos’ agenda for incoming Govt
Power Generation Companies (Gencos) have listed some issues affecting operators and investors in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), which they want the next president
Nigeria, Japan trade hits $10b
The Nigeria and Japan trade volume stands at $10billion annually with the expectations the trade volume will rise as both countries progress and concentrate on
Trapped funds: No respite yet for foreign carriers
Global outrage is on the rise over the failure of some countries, including Nigeria, to release funds accruing from ticket sales by foreign carriers operating
Sanwo-Olu approves 20% salary increase for workers
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has approved a 20 percent increment of salary for civil servants in the State. This was contained in a statement by
ECOWAS advises Nigeria to grow VAT revenue
The Economic Community of West African States on Monday raised concern over the low contribution of Value Added Tax to the tax revenue rate in
‘Investments needed to boost local arts market’
A Director of Patrons MCAA, an art advisory and dealership firm, Keturah Ovio, says Nigeria requires huge private and public investments to drive the local
Foreign observers commend INEC, Nigerians on polls
Foreign observers, under the aegis of the International Police Chaplain Sustainable Development and Law Enforcement, have said the March 18 governorship and Houses of Assembly
