Group set economic agenda for Tinubu
The Center for Promotion of Private Enterprise, (CPPE), a body of economic think-tanks and policy analysts, yesterday set an economic agenda for the President-Elect, Asiwaju
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FG seeks N327bn donor funding for census
The Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Clem Agba, has disclosed that the Federal Government plans to establish a basket fund to collect
178 LGAs in 32 States risk severe floods, FG warns
The Ministry of Water Resources has sounded a note of warning that heavy rainfalls expected during the year would ravage many farmlands in 178 local
NPC records low attendance in trial exercise
The National Population Commission has recorded a low attendance of Nigerians during its trial exercise. The Federal Commissioner of NPC in Edo state, Dr Tony
‘Nigeria’s economic hub cannot be used for experiment’
The Convener of Pro-Nigeria Group and Managing Director of CFL Group, Lai Omotola, has stressed the need for Lagos State to be governed by tested
World Bank donates $12bn food grant to Nigeria, others
The World Bank has disbursed at least $12billion, almost half of which was to Africa, to help beneficiary counties cope with food shortage. In a
Motorcycle fare rises by 37% in one year – Report
The average transport fare paid on motorcycles, popularly known as okada, rose by 36.75 per cent year-on-year, the National Bureau of Statistics’ latest Transport Fare
Despite free primary education, 18million children not in school – UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has decried the low enrolment of children into primary schools across the country, despite it being officially free and
NPC targets mentally challenged persons for 2023 census
The National Population Commission (NPC) has said that it will count special citizens such as the mentally challenged persons and lunatics living in the country
How Nigeria’s fuel crisis, cash crunch ended 31-month growth in business activities
Business activities driven by the private sector slumped for the first time in almost three years as companies reduced output and cut jobs due to
