Buhari: The last days and a frenzy of “governance”, By Jibrin Ibrahim
President Muhammadu Buhari Requests for approvals are flooding the National Assembly, new loans are being taken and above all, publications ...
President Muhammadu Buhari Requests for approvals are flooding the National Assembly, new loans are being taken and above all, publications ...
The federal and state governments must make critical and strategic decisions carefully to position their economies for a future without ...
Mr Buhari says the government is expected to provide N49.7 trillion or 14.3%, while the private sector would provide the ...
Prior to the assault of the virus, the growth trajectory of Nigerian tourism was looking towards double digits, as many ...
This is due to two other economic issues– rising inflation and low demand for products and services.
This commentary is a reflection on the most significant issues in Nigeria's policy environment in 2019.“
The official said this a a budget defence meeting at the National Assembly.
The Federal Ministry of Education says 24 states can now access the funds in full.
An official says the consolidated database limits the incidences of double taxation.
The statement identified some successes recorded by the outgoing minister.
The president campaigns in Lagos.
The workshop was organised for Nigeria and Volkswagen to agree on the next steps.
Government issues first gold refining licence.
The World Bank estimates that one billion people experience some form of disabilities.
In his inaugural speech, President Buhari stated that his administration will focus on the economy, anti-corruption and security.
“Increasingly, governments around the world are promoting initiatives in transparency."
The MPC advises the federal government as it forecasts a positive economic outlook.
Mr. Gates says Nigeria's policies ''prioritises physical capital over human capital''.
The Commission advises against sale of NLNG equity.
The government says a committee on wage will complete its work by the end of year.
A minister said the government will consider special intervention fund for NAPTIP.
The bank also approved a $350 million credit for Kaduna State Economic Transformation Programme.
Nigeria’s external reserves rose to $30.28 billion as at June 8, 2017 from $26.59 billion as at May 31, 2016.
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