Tinubu Rings NASDAQ Closing Bell, Urges Investment In Nigeria ‘Without Fear’
Excerpt: “You’re free to take in your money and bring out your money. I count on you to invest in Nigeria.”
Excerpt: “You’re free to take in your money and bring out your money. I count on you to invest in Nigeria.”
The support would enable the provision of basic needs as well as restoring power and other essential services to impacted families.
Investigations revealed a significant oversight in the platform’s sign-up process for teenage users.
The system offers numerous benefits, including a simplified process, time-saving, enhanced communication, and robust security measures.
He said commitment to reform was a testament to the dedication of the government towards achieving a more robust economic landscape.
With the official I&E window closing at N771, the gap between the official and parallel market has widened to N219.
This strategic move aligns with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s vision to make business messaging a key driver of the company’s sales growth.
She also said that unity among developing nations could boost SDGs actualization.
Production is set to start with diesel and jet fuel while petrol refining is scheduled to commence on November 30.
According to the CEO of NMDPRA, Nigeria has around 209 TCF of natural gas and the government has selected gas as Nigeria’s transition fuel.
The multinational oil firm pledged to raise its Nigerian crude oil production to 40,000bpd.
It’s scheduled to commence operations September 2024.
The organization said these actions are an effort to rejuvenate its workforce.
They recorded a 68% revenue increase for the year.
It showed that N200bn was spent on non-functional refineries between 2020 and 2021.
He promised to achieve 18% tax-to-GDP ratio in three years and plug leakages.
He said Nigeria needs an articulate fiscal policy and a stable Naira to move forward.
“A banker needs to have a broader view and not micro manage… you need the big picture to be a successful CBN governor.”
This contentious issue has strained relations among the three tiers of government in Nigeria.
Among the airlines poised to benefit from this achievement is Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest carrier.
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