Ajaokuta belongs to Nigerian govt. despite concession dispute – Official
An official says GSHL and Nigeria were still in discussion.
An official says GSHL and Nigeria were still in discussion.
The has been a dispute over ownership of the company since it was put up for privatisation in 2004
Nigeria and Global Infrastructure Nigeria Limited, GINL, have signed a ‘Modified Concession Agreement’ ending the protracted legal dispute over the ...
The minister also stated that reviving the steel company would reduce unemployment and increase technology acquisition.
“There is a period in the agreement (150 days) within which the audit should be completed."
The agreement came following Monday's signing of a modified agreement between the company and the government.
Nigeria says it would review the proposal.
The minister for solid minerals tells lawmakers the challenges facing the company.
Mr. Buhari says government has spent almost $5billion on the company, and promises that its fortunes will change for the ...
The reactivation of Ajaokuta Steel Company alone could create jobs for no fewer than 140,000 Nigerians.
The Nigerian government has sealed an MoU with investors. Hope for the reactivation of the moribund multi-billion dollar Ajaokuta Steel ...
"I want to categorically state that all the encumbrances to the progress of the project have been removed by Mr. ...
The concessionaires allegedly operated in ways contrary to the concession agreement. The House of Representatives on Wednesday mandated its Committees ...
The Federal Government has spent about $6 billion (about N924 billion) on the plant. Nigeria needs $513 million (about N79 ...
The Federal Government on Friday promised to revive the Ajaokuta Steel Company in Kogi State. The Minister of Information, Labaran ...
An estimated 11, 886 federal government projects were abandoned in the past 40 years across the country, Founder of the Africa ...
Lawmakers say injecting fresh funds into the steel sector would facilitate national development
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