FG signs N3.3bn ontract to construct Qua Falls dam

FG signs N3.3bn ontract to construct Qua Falls dam

The Federal Government has signed N3.3 billion contract agreement with Messrs Infiouest International Limited for the construction of the Qua Falls Dam and Irrigation Project in Cross River State. Chief Obadiah Ando, Minister of Water Resources, made this known at the signing ceremony with Messrs Infiouest International Limited over the weekend
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Daniel dumps PDP …. appears at PPN rally

Daniel dumps PDP …. appears at PPN rally

GOVERNOR Olugbenga Daniel of Ogun State has finally dumped the Peoples Democratic Party [PDP] for the Peoples Party of Nigeria [PPN] appearing with his Deputy; Alhaja Salmot Badru at the state rally of the party at the MKO Abiola Stadium.

Fashola promises affordable housing through mortgage

Fashola promises affordable housing through mortgage

The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, has vowed to deliver affordable housing to Lagosians using a mortgage system that will ensure gradual payment if elected for a second term in office.

Investors stake N156bn on FGN bonds

Investors stake N156bn on FGN bonds

Investors, last week staked N155.72 billion on Federal Government of Nigeria’s (FGN) bond in the Over-the-Counter (OTC) bond market, representing an appreciation of 9.06 per cent from N142.779 billion recorded in the preceding week.

Huge sell off drags equities value down by N385bn

Huge sell off drags equities value down by N385bn

The Bearish sentiment that has deflated activities on Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) maintained breadth last week occasioned by incidence of huge sell off by investors and the electioneering process to drag down investment value by N385 billion.

Skye Bank to raise $1.5bn for business support

Skye Bank to raise $1.5bn for business support

Skye Bank Plc is to raise $1.5 billion from international funding agencies for onward lending to its customers in 2011 as a result of rising demand and growing business fortunes of its customers.

The Case for Privatisation and SMEs in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Part 1

The Case for Privatisation and SMEs in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Part 1

In the first five years of this decade, 37 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa together raised more than $11 billion through privatisation programmes. Although the bulk of this corpus was raised in low-value transactions in competitive sectors, the figure puts the region next only to Europe and Latin America in global privatisation trends .