Industry experts have urged state governments across the Niger Delta region to embrace the global growing trend of Digital Economy, and set aside funding to support the growth and sustainability of MSMEs. Speaking on Thursday at...
By John Ikani Nigeria's Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas (P-CNGI) announced a significant development for the transport sector: A 50% reduction in conversion costs for transporters. The move aims to accelerate the adoption of CNG-powered...
By Lucy Adautin ExxonMobil, the American multinational oil and gas corporation, has confirmed that it has no intentions of exiting Nigeria, despite recent uncertainties. In a statement released recently, Shane Harris, ExxonMobil’s managing director and chief...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake has revealed that more than 70kg of gold sourced in the country have been refined for exports, improving the country's foreign reserves by over $5...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Government has vowed to come hard with punitive measures against civil servants who have relocated abroad, but continue to hold on to their jobs and draw salaries back home. President Bola...
By Emmanuel Nduka A Federal High Court that sat in Lagos State on Friday, ordered the permanent forfeiture of properties worth over N11.14 billion and N1.04 billion belonging to a former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)...
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