The economy is expected to receive a boost as Integrated Produce City Limited set up $135 million commodities exchange in Edo State.

IT may not be so surprising if the next renewable energy experts to bail the country out of the epileptic power supply would be indigent Nigerian girls.

WITH 91 million broadband base, Nigeria leads Africa as the highest mobile broadband growing country. This also gives the global record a handsome push to the 4.3 billion mobile broadband subscriptions window it attained recently.

Dialling up emotions and interest by amplifying the story of the human spirit of freedom, resilience and strength, Interswitch, Verve and Quickteller have unveiled a campaign revealing their position and plans for Nigeria’s Fintech space.

GOTV has launched additional three Free-to-Air, FTA, channels on its platform.

FEDERAL Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s pensioners have threatened mass action over their unpaid pensions and other entitlements for the past six years. This is as the National Pension Commission, PenCom, is fuming over ongoing moves to exclude paramilitary organisations including the police from the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS.

The Federal Government has commenced a move to woo multinational technology firms to adopt the proposed ICT University before its commencement in September.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday said the country’s average monthly import bill rose by 95 per cent to N588 billion in 12 years.

A socio-cultural organisation, Edo Okpa Unity Forum, which comprises Edo State sons and daughters worldwide, has called for the immediate re-instatement of the state House of Assembly’s former Speaker, Mr Justin Okonoboh.

NIGERIAN Labour Congress, NLC, has pleaded with the Kano State government to pay pensioners their backlog of unpaid benefits, lamenting that the state government owed over N11.2 billion of gratuities, death benefits and pension arrears.