President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, has assented to the International Coffee Agreement 2007, as it aims to play the role of an essential instrument for development. The signing of the agreement will stand and serve as a legal framework for activities undertaken by the International Coffee Organisation, ICO since Nigeria is now a full-fledged member. The President recently gave his consent in Abuja, following the approval of the country’s ICO membership by the Federal Executive Council, FEC. On Thursday, this information was relayed to journalists by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and…
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The African Insurance Organisation Conference 2021 will reveal the continent’s numerous potentials, especially as the region is experiencing advancements in industrialization and is perceived as an investment destination for foreign and local investors.
The Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, NTDC, sees the barring of Nigerian citizens from travelling overseas as an advantage to economic growth and a boom for the country’s tourism sector.
Abuja High Court recently ruled against four technology firms that failed to adhere to the standards that determine operations with the set business clime.
Katsina State Governor, Aminu Bello Masari, has suggested some extreme measures for indigenes to adopt in the fight against terrorism and banditry across the region.
Abusers of the naira notes have been reminded that they would face the full wrath of the laws if they continue abusing the legal tender.
Town Planners in Nasarawa State has called on the government to consider the speedy passage and implementation of laws that support the growth of economic activities in the region.
Nigerian Exchange Group has suffered a marginal loss as trading at NGX Limited saw the market capitalization taking off from N20.591 Trillion but went down to N20.582 Trillion.
Shippers Council and associates have identified three major setbacks stalling the progress of importation in Nigeria.
Naira Exchange Rate will soon be transacting at the same level as other currency denominations, just as the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed, opined that the Nigerian money is heading towards a unified market value.
Access to a steady power supply has been denied to many citizens of various African nations to the point that the only option out of this quagmire, according to the African Development Bank, AfDB, is injecting $100 billion into the sector annually.
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2023 Presidential Election is somewhere around the corner, which has prompted various aspirants to move and solidify relations with perceived influential personalities in the country.
Flooding in Nigeria has come to an all-time high as heavy rainfall in some settlements in Jigawa State left over One Hundred and Twenty houses a complete disaster.
Anchor Borrowers Programme, APB, of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has recently impacted the lives of over three million farmers across the 36 states of the nation.
An Association has revealed that about 80 per cent of bankers, insurers and financiers, are composed of casual staff.
Green Africa Airways has given Nigerian citizens more flight options as the Lagos-based aircraft today officially started its commercial activities.
Of countries ranked among the top 10 with high debt risk exposure globally, Nigeria is currently number 5, estimated at $11.7 billion.
The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, COREN, has revealed that more than 80% of artisans on construction sites in Nigeria are foreigners from neighboring African nations.
Importation Business in Nigeria, a major source of acquiring items not available in the country with the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, as the supervisory agency of the government deploying stringent measures to keep the industry in check.
