External reserves stand at $52bn – CBN gov, Cardoso
SMEs in Lagos groaning over arbitrary levies, permits
Peasant production is fundamental constraint to agriculture — BoA
Bank of Industry partners Agric ministry on N13b rice fund
New MAN President unfolds areas of priority
Printers task FG on implementation of CIPPON Act
Customs generates N3 trn
Chartered Printers demand representation at ports to strengthen regulation
DPR cautions users of gas cylinders
Glo Prive premium club for launch Oct 1
2015 general elections will not deplete Nigeria’s fortune – Emefiele
CBN, operator decry low patronage of e-payment channels
Lafarge asks court to stop SON from sealing up factory
Jonathan urges CIBN to implement Transformation Agenda’s policies
FG approves N213bn for power intervention fund
Oil sector loses N32bn foreign investment

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It is no gainsaying that technology has changed practically every facet of the human life from lifestyle to living, and most importantly the way humans do their works.
Consortium pools $400m for 260MW plant in Ogun
A Consortium of foreign financial institutions has generated a total of $400 million to construct a 260-megawatt, MW, power plant to be located in Ewekoro, Ogun State.
Lafarge Nigeria Limited, the cement manufacturing company is the lead arranger of the deal, which also includes the International Finance Corporation, IFC, a subsidiary of the World Bank; Wartsila-Development; and Financial Services Company based in Finland.
Inability to recoup investment frustrates local production of meters
The uncertainty of distribution companies, DISCOs, to recoup their investments may be hampering their desire to patronise local meter manufacturers, as it takes a long time to recoup investment from locally manufactured meters.
Ministry decries smuggling of minerals
Following the surge in illegal activities in the Solid Minerals sector, the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Mr. Musa Sada, has condemned the continued smuggling of mineral resources out of the country.
Nigerians to pay more for cooking gas
Nigerians will be compelled to pay a sudden 48 percent price increase for liquefied petroleum gas, LPG, also known as cooking gas, as a 12.5 kilogramme of the product has risen to N4,000, up from N2,700 previously.
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