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BUA Cement Profit Declines by 44% Amid Foreign Exchange Losses

BUA Cement Profit Declines by 44% Amid Foreign Exchange Losses BUA Cement Plc announced N67.23 billion profit before tax in 2023 financial year, a decline of 44per cent from N120.15 billion reported in 2022, attributable to N69.96 billion foreign exchange loss in 2023 audited result...

BUA Cement Profit Declines by 44% Amid Foreign Exchange Losses

BUA Cement Profit Declines by 44% Amid Foreign Exchange Losses BUA Cement Plc announced N67.23 billion profit before tax in 2023 financial year, a decline of 44per cent from N120.15 billion reported in 2022, attributable to N69.96 billion foreign exchange loss in 2023 audited result...

Tinubu: Smugglers, Old Subsidy Recipients Will Strike Against Subsidy Withdrawal

Tinubu: Smugglers, Old Subsidy Recipients Will Strike Against Subsidy Withdrawal President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has stated that the nation’s treasury is sacrosanct and must not be abused, assuring that his administration will deploy resources to critical sectors and areas with significant impact on the welfare...

Tinubu: Smugglers, Old Subsidy Recipients Will Strike Against Subsidy Withdrawal

Tinubu: Smugglers, Old Subsidy Recipients Will Strike Against Subsidy Withdrawal President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has stated that the nation’s treasury is sacrosanct and must not be abused, assuring that his administration will deploy resources to critical sectors and areas with significant impact on the welfare...

FG: IFAD Projects Delayed By Funding, Inadequate Salaries

FG: IFAD Projects Delayed By Funding, Inadequate Salaries According to the Federal Ministry of Finance, delays in counterpart funding from state governments, inadequate salaries, and outstanding payments for the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) replenishment have led to occasional disruptions in the smooth implementation...

FG: IFAD Projects Delayed By Funding, Inadequate Salaries

FG: IFAD Projects Delayed By Funding, Inadequate Salaries According to the Federal Ministry of Finance, delays in counterpart funding from state governments, inadequate salaries, and outstanding payments for the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) replenishment have led to occasional disruptions in the smooth implementation...