No fewer than N27 billion have been disbursed by the Federal Government to Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as part of the MSMEs Survival Fund Scheme. This was made known by the Minister of State,...
The Fiscal Policy Reforms Committee has urged Nigerians with unclaimed dividends and dormant account balances not more than 6 years old, to commence the process of claiming them. Bode Oyetunde, Senior Special Assistant to the President...
Latest projections by the World Bank estimate an additional 20 million Nigerians to be impoverished by 2022, an official of the global agency said Tuesday. Gloria Joseph-Raji, a senior economist at the Washington-based financial institution, predicts...
The federal government, has commenced the process of selling final forfeited assets in 25 locations across the country. This was made known by the chairman of inter-ministerial committee on the disposal of assets forfeited to the...
The Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has entered partnership with Nigerian National Petroleum Commission (NNPC) for the establishment of an Integrated Methanol and Gas Plant in Odioma, Brass Island, Bayelsa State. Plans for the...
THE Federal Government has laid the foundation of the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, building in Abuja. The majority of Nigeria’s petroleum business’s operation, which DPR regulates, takes place within the southern a part of the...
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