FCT Minister Wike woos Indian investors
Minister of the Federal Capital (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has requested for huge investments from Indian investors, as part of strategies to fast tract the development
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That mischievous comparison of Yemi Cardoso & Mele Kyari
Photo caption: Cardoso left and Kyari By Dunni Aladefa In an article I wrote some months ago titled, “Opportunists, Scavengers and the Attacks on Mele
FG to patronise local meter manufacturers to close metering gap
FG to patronise local meter manufacturers to close metering gap ****** Minister commends MOMAS’s passion for local content development ****** “Over 80 per cent
Experts commend FG over plans to revoke none-performing Discos’ licence
Experts commend FG over plans to revoke none-performing Discos’ licence By Yunus Yusuf Some experts in the power sector in Nigeria have commended the
Power outage: Business owners, residents lament poor electricity supply
Power outage: Business owners, residents lament poor electricity supply By Yusuf Yunus Some electricity consumers have decried the continuous drop in electricity supply to
Enterprenuer to train 30 youths on glass recycling in Lagos
Enterprenuer to train 30 youths on glass recycling in Lagos Mr Hammed Rauf, Chief Executive Director, Hamruf Global Limited, says he plans to train
How my job is second most difficult one globally, by CBN Governor
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, has expressed how difficult his job is but assured Nigerians of the country’s imminent economic recovery
Nigeria, 19 others to benefit from Japan’s $50m grant to WFP
Nigeria will benefit from a $50 million grant donated to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) by the Government of Japan, to help countries
Buhari’s signature forged to move $6.2m from CBN, says Ex-SGF Boss Mustapha
The immediate-past Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, said on Tuesday that $6.2m was released from the Central Bank of Nigeria in
Gazelle versus Naija
By Sam Omatseye This has nothing to do with the slugfest in Ivory Coast, where Nigeria’s Super Eagles seem airborne. With the exploits of gangling
