As part of efforts geared towards increasing rice production in the country, the federal government has requested the Nasarawa State government to provide 100, 000 hectares of land for the purpose of rice Cultivation. This was...
The Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Olamilekan Adegbite has disclosed that Nigeria has found gold along the Abuja-Nassarawa axis, through the National Integrated Mineral Exploration Project (NIMEP). Adegbite made the disclosure during the visit of...
The sum of $1.5 billion (N600 billion) has been approved by the Federal Executive Council, (FEC) for the rehabilitation of the Port Harcourt refinery. The amount was approved on Wednesday at the virtual meeting...
The management of the Federal Housing Authority, FHA, has assured aggrieved members of the Abuja Contractors Association that they would all be paid, latest by March 19. Kenneth Chigelu of the Public Affairs Unit, FHA,...
The European Union has reported Nigeria to the World Trade Organisation, WTO, for banning the importation of milk and other diary products. The WTO Director-General, Ngozi Okojo-Iweala, who disclosed this when she visited the Central Bank...
No Hundreds of passengers have been stranded following the grounding of Azman Air by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, on Tuesday. Heritage Times had reported that the airline which is the leading carrier in...
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