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NNPCL Not Ready to Proceed with $2bn Crude-backed Loan – Kyari

NNPCL Not Ready to Proceed with $2bn Crude-backed Loan - Kyari The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, on Wednesday, said it would make an formal announcement when ready to take the earlier reported $2bn crude-backed loan. It was reported on Tuesday that NNPC was in talks...

FG, USAID Partner to Invest N115bn in Power Sector

FG, USAID Partner to Invest N115bn in Power Sector The United States Agency for International Development and the Federal Ministry of Power signed a memorandum of understanding to secure Nigeria’s commitment to electricity sector reforms, market transparency, liquidity, and expanding access to affordable power. The MOU...

Food Prices to Crash in January 2025 – FG

Food Prices to Crash in January 2025 - FG The Federal Government says strategic measures have been taken to address the high food prices nationwide, projects that prices of the items would crash in the next 180 days (January 2025). It said the measures which include...

KWASU Professor Highlights Importance of Physical Exercise for Holistic Well-being

KWASU Professor Highlights Importance of Physical Exercise for Holistic Well-being In a captivating 15th Inaugural Lecture at Kwara State University (KWASU), Professor Ibrahim Laro Abubakar, a renowned exercise science and sports psychology expert, underscored the profound significance of physical exercise for human existence. Delivering a lecture...

IPRA Announces Belgrade as the Host of 2024 PR Golden World Awards

IPRA Announces Belgrade as the Host of 2024 PR Golden World Awards The International Public Relations Association (IPRA) has announced Belgrade as the host of the forthcoming Golden World Awards in Public Relations taking place in October 2024. The Secretary General of IPRA, Philip Sheppard, in...

NESG: Forex Reforms, Fuel Subsidy Removal Have Worsened Structural Issues

According to the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), the implementation of fuel subsidy removal and exchange rate reforms – which were carried out in quick succession by President Bola Tinubu’s administration – has had “unintended adverse effects, exacerbating existing structural issues”.