Iran police chief says anti-govt protesters treated as ‘enemies’
US President Donald Trump had initially cheered on the protesters, threatening to intervene on their behalf as authorities launched a deadly crackdown, but his threats soon shifted to Iran's nuclear programme.
Sugar Production: NSDC, BOI establish N10bn fund for greenfield projects
By Babajide Komolafe The National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) and the Bank of Industry (BOI) have established a N10 billion Sugar Project Acceleration Fund (SPAF) to support the development of greenfield sugar projects across the country. The fund is designed to provide financing and project development support to viable greenfield initiatives, with the aim of accelerating […]
FG suspends $300 helicopter landing fee for 2 months
The Federal Government has ordered a temporary suspension of the enforcement and collection of $300 helicopter landing fees imposed on oil and gas operators after concerns were raised by stakeholders in the petroleum industry.
We’ve survived, govs no longer borrow for salaries — Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu said Monday night that Nigeria has overcome economic challenges under his administration, noting that state governors no longer run to banks for loans to pay salaries.
US, Iran conflict could hit emerging market economies, Fitch warns
Global credit rating agency, Fitch, warned yesterday that merging market economies could face heightened economic and financial pressures as a result of the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
Expect depots, filling stations adjustment later — Expert, PETROAN
Reacting to the drop in crude price, the Chief Executive Officer, Petroleumprice.ng, Olajide Jeremiah, said the depots and retail outlets had not yet responded by effecting reductions in their prices.
