Report: Nigeria to Lose N720bn to Power Sector’s Inefficiency
With an average daily loss of N2 billion to inadequate power infrastructure in the country, the Nigerian economy will be deprived of about N720 billion
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Nigeria’s Population Grows By 6 Million People Annually – Report
Emerges 4th Most African Fertile Country Nigeria has emerged as the fourth most fertile African country with its population projected to grow by an average
Foreign Influence Encouraged May 2020 CBN’s Rate Cut – Report
The decision of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to cut monetary policy rate to 12.5 per cent in
NPDC posts N179.1bn profit in 2018 — Report
The Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC), an upstream subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), made N179.1 billion profit after tax from its operations
NNPC has 6,621 staff strength – Report
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says it currently has 6,621 staff strength both at its headquarters and across all its subsidiaries, division and offices
Global Stock Markets Lose $18tn to Pandemic, Says Report
Nigeria loses N1.71tn Over $18 trillion have been wiped out globally by the COVID-19 crisis between February and March 2020, even as capital markets maintained
Debt servicing may gulp 75% govt revenue by 2024 –Report
A report published by the World Bank has projected that debt servicing will take up about 75 per cent of Federal Government’s revenue by 2024.
COVID-19 to weaken banking industry’s asset quality — Report
The coronavirus pandemic will impact the finances of state governments, performance of businesses, purchasing power of households and weaken the quality of assets in the
British PM, Boris Johnson could return to work Monday – Report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could return to governing the country as early as Monday after recovering from the novel coronavirus, according to a media
U.S. officially sheds 701,000 jobs in March- report
The U.S. labour market lost 701,000 jobs in March, pushing the official unemployment rate up to 4.4 per cent, from 3.5 per cent, U.S. Bureau
