Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi
How Nigeria’s $1tn economy target reflects our 40-year reforms — Michal Cygan, Poland’s Ambassador to Nigeria
How to move Nigeria forward—Dr Junaid Mohammed
OBJ in London, speaks on Buhari, governors, secession
Nigerian lesbian woman attempts suicide over deportation
Igbo don’t deserve what they are demanding from Buhari – Idahosa
Nnamdi Kanu missed the target – Bishop Mike Okonkwo
‘Snakes are cheaper to keep as pets and security guards than dogs’
IPoB: Time for national dialogue on agitations, marginalisations is now, Tofa tells Buhari
Corruption, not restructuring is our problem– Ambakaderemo
Indigenous oil and gas companies are coming of age – Meka Olowola
Women are attracted to me because of grace of God in me – Steve Crown
EZEEMO: Man who only dreamed of owning a car, comfortable house
We’ll continue to fund bankable projects in agric sector — Fidelity Bank MD
Nigeria foreign reserves have been depleted by foreign airlines – Onyema
Kalanama VIII: A journey turned around by teacher’s victimization
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cooperation and investment in the renewable energy sector
Nigeria remains the best place to invest, anywhere in the world — Chairman, BUA Group
The journey of the Nigerian integrated cement manufacturing, which took a new course just over a decade ago, has seen Nigeria move from a nation with under 3 million tonnes of production capacity to a country that will have some 45 million tons of cement manufacturing capacity by next year – implying about 15 fold increase in capacities. This important feat has not only made Nigeria self sufficient in cement production but also a net exporter of the commodity
STORM OVER STATISTICS: Manufacturing retained positive growth — Kale, Statistician General of the Federation
NBS is the only government agency involved in getting this work done. Our work is not discussed with government agencies though some government agencies give us data
STORM OVER STATISTICS: 226 industries still closed amid economic recovery claim – MAN
The reality is that the recession is worsening by the day. For example, the price of yam, which used to be the food for the common man, is very high, the people can no longer afford it. The same thing goes for garri and other food items
I wonder why any pastor will not have compassion – Oritsejafor
the month-long Let-God-Arise fasting and prayer programme. They rejoiced home from the service with fish and feeds for the five fishery graduands, manual/electric sewing machines complete with accessories for four fashion & design graduands, and complete makeover box for the five makeover graduands.
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