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Canadian University of Nigeria to Commence Session in 2024 – Prof Gwarzo

Canadian University of Nigeria to Commence Session in 2024 - Prof Gwarzo   The newly approved Canadian University of Nigeria in Abuja will commence it's academic session in 2024. The founder, a university entrepreneur, Professor Abubakar Adamu Gwarzo confirmed the development during a media tour of the...

IBD to Admit Small Business Owners at Community Levels

IBD to Admit Small Business Owners at Community Levels   The Institute of Business Development (IBD) has announced plans to admit entrepreneurs from local communities in Abuja and its environs. The Abuja District Chairman of the Institute, Mr Orkuma Hembe, said the decision to liberalise the membership...

Islamic Finance: Nigeria, Africa Needs Over $30bn Annually to Fill Energy Finance Gap

Islamic Finance: Nigeria, Africa Needs Over $30bn Annually to Fill Energy Finance Gap   As the world moves to tackle climate change and transition to a more renewable energy, Nigeria and Africa will need between $22.6-$30 billion annually to fill the energy financing gap. This is...

At Saudi Summit, Arab Nations Knock Israel, Seek Peace in Palestine

At Saudi Summit, Arab Nations Knock Israel, Seek Peace in Palestine   The Joint Arab Islamic Extraordinary Summit, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has adopted a resolution on Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people. The resolution was passed at the end of the summit, which was attended...

Convocation: 20-year-old Emerges Overall Best Student at Baze University

Convocation: 20-year-old Emerges Overall Best Student at Baze University   Twenty-year-old, Morenikeji Adebanjo, from Ogun State has emerged the overall best student at the 10th Convocation Ceremony of Baze University. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Adebanjo, a graduate of Law, came overall best with...

COP28: Arab Nations Pledge $50bn for Africa’s Development

COP28: Arab Nations Pledge $50bn for Africa's Development By Zekeri Idakwo The Arab nations have once again announced their support for African partner countries ahead of the crucial COP28 climate-change conference aimed at allocating up to US$50 billion to help build resilient infrastructure and inclusive societies...