Abuja Light Rail Reaches 97% Completion, Set To Be Inaugurated In May
Wike says the Abuja rail project is a “dream come true” essential for FCT’s economic growth and convenience.
Wike says the Abuja rail project is a “dream come true” essential for FCT’s economic growth and convenience.
Afreximbank’s Net interest income reached $1.4 billion, total assets grew by 20.12% by the end of 2023 FY.
Skyscrapers and suburbs across northeastern US were on Friday, rattled by an earthquake that caused no damage but startled millions.
Following corruption allegations, APC Chairman Ganduje says Kano Governor Yusuf is trying to cover up for his failure to deliver.
The special investigator appointed by President Tinubu to probe the CBN under Godwin Emefiele’s leadership has submitted his report.
The AEDC has been given an April 11 deadline by NERC to reimburse customers who were charged a wrong tariff.
Nigeria doesn’t have to neglect AI until the power sector is fixed, both can be grown together, says Bosun Tijani.
While breaking fast with entrepreneurs, Tinubu said, “If the private sector is not flourishing, there is no growth, no prosperity…”
Eight corruption charges running into billions of naira have been levelled against APC chairman and former Kano Governor Abdullahi Ganduje.
Nigeria’s President Tinubu says ECOWAS countries can’t remain docile again as the body faces the threat of disintegration.
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu says its economy is being charted towards growth.
The FIRS says it wasn’t able to charge Tigran Gambaryan because it couldn’t access him in custody.
“Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio is still sustainable. The issue with Nigeria is with regards to debt-to-revenue ratio,” says AfDB’s Urama.
Customs boss Adeniyi attributes success to dedicated personnel, acknowledges officers’ efforts in boosting revenue and combating smuggling activities.
Labour Party says a mysterious fire engulfed Julius Abure’s Abuja residence while he and his family were asleep.
Nigeria’s newly-enacted student loan law will give tertiary students access to low interest loans to cover academic fees.
Nigeria’s electricity regulator says money made from increased tariffs will go into the development of transmission infrastructure.
Nigeria’s revised electricity tariff primarily targets consumers enjoying 20 hours of supply, sparing many previously classified as Band A customers.
Dangote remains Africa’s richest man, while Adenuga, Rabiu, and Otedola also feature prominently In Forbes Billionaires List 2024.
Nigeria’s government plans to cut power subsidy for consumers in the coming weeks. It is likely to triple electricity tariffs.
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