Africa requires $190bn annual investments to achieve energy goals
Africa will require about $190bn worth of investments annually between 2026 and 2030 to meet its energy and climate goals to boost socio-economic prosperity on
Author : Yunus Yusuf
Advancing digital financial inclusion
Financial inclusion serves as the bridge between economic opportunity and outcome as well as a tool in fighting extreme poverty. The Central Bank of Nigeria
Rising poverty: North’s CSOs urge EFCC, ICPC to probe N500b SIP fund
The Conference of Northern States’ Civil Society Networks at the weekend urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and
Group decries increase in fuel pump price
Agroup, under the aegis of Yoruba Council of Youth Worldwide (YCYW), has lamented the increase in the pump price of premium motor spirit (PMS), popularly
Election results: Nationwide e-transmission possible, say telcos
The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria has assured Nigerians that the deployment of the Biometric Voter Accreditation System and electronic transmission of results of
Abuja-Kaduna Rail service starts in 7 days- FG
The Federal Government says train services between the Abuja and Kaduna route will resume within seven day from Nov. 27. Minister of Transportation Mua’zu Sambo
Mines: FG averts crude oil mistakes, bans export of raw gold, others
The Federal Government through a recently approved policy has banned the export of raw gold, gemstones and other mineral deposits. He said the policy known
Ikeja Electric bags best performing Disco Award
The Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) has emerged as the Best Electricity Distribution Company of the year and Most Gender Diverse Utility Company in 2022 at
NCAA will support initiatives that create manpower development- DG
According to data from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), the aviation sector requires a large pool of young professionals in all areas and departments
Operator vows to reduce cost of crude production to $15/b
The Green Energy International Limited, which is an indigenous operator of Otakikpo marginal field in Rivers State has vowed to reduce the cost of crude
