Buhari okays payment of $350m, N16b cabotage fund to ship owners
“Hence, the ministry explicitly gave its nod to the expansion of the programme by another set of 435 new students to be recruited into the
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Stakeholders seek communities inclusion in energy transition plan
A Former Rvers State Commissioner for Energy and Natural Resources, Dr Peter Medee, and other experts have called on the Federal Government to include host
Bleak Yuletide looms as food prices, others soar
Two weeks to Christmas, prices of commodities in the market, especially foodstuffs like rice, beans, yam and soup ingredients such as onions and tomatoes recording
Historic Declaration of Cooperation of OPEC, non-OPEC oil-producing countries turns 6
The Declaration of Cooperation (DoC) between Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Member Countries and 10 non-OPEC oil-producing countries turned six on Saturday Dec. 10,
Mallinson calls for increased govt support for industries
… Receives award for consistent tiles manufacturing The Managing Director/CEO of of Mallinson and Partners, Mr Afam Mallinson Ukatu has called on the Federal Government
ICBC to float university, inducts new members
The Institute of Certified Business Consultants (ICBC), has stated it will soon float a university. The President of ICBC, Mr Emmanuel Utomi Ayele, who diclosed
National debt hits N44tn, repayment burden worsens
Nigeria’s public debt rose to N44.06trillion in the third quarter of 2022 as it continues with repayment burden. According to a press statement published on
Morocco, Africa’s surprise in Qatar – Eagles coach
*As Ighalo backs Morocco to stun Portugal Super Eagles head coach, Jose Peseiro, has ranked Morocco as Africa’s biggest surprise team at the ongoing 2022
Nigeria, Mexico sign $3bn plant export deal
The Federal Government, through the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service, on Thursday said it had signed an agreement with its Mexican counterpart to increase the export
More varsities mull tuition fee hike, NANS summons emergency meeting
Some federal universities are currently considering raising tuition fees for students amidst cries for increased funding of the institutions, investigations have revealed. Our correspondents report
