Nigeria announces $2.5bn dual medium term bond issue
Proceeds of the notes expected to be used for refinancing of the country's domestic debt.
Proceeds of the notes expected to be used for refinancing of the country's domestic debt.
A lawmaker said a civil servant can do the job of the consultant.
The administration recently verified pre-selected applicants from the 2017 application.
The vice president says funds were made available through the Excess Crude Account, Paris Club refunds and loans among others.
The government will sell N50 billion of a bond maturing in July 2021 and another N50 billion to mature in ...
The lawmakers want local production strengthened.
Mr. Melaye last April reported an alleged assassination attempt.
“The task before this council is formidable,” the minister says.
Potential savings on the proposed $2.5 billion refinancing was estimated at N64 billion per annum.
Mr. Ngige reassured the workers of the determination of the federal government to tackle all the issues raised.
The governor rejects cattle colonies.
In 2016, the government projected about N1.5 trillion revenue from the MDAs, but realised less than N400 billion.
The government accuses state governments of setting up illegal militia to check herdsmen attacks.
The government steps up campaign on family planning.
“The intention is not for Fulanis or anyone to colonise any territory."
The first tranche of the loan (about $600 million) had been disbursed, utilised.
"The Minister of Labour and Productivity had a meeting with stakeholders."
The Buhari administration has paid out N8.5 billion of that amount.
The House of Representatives and the Senate discuss the killings in Benue and other states.
The information minister cautions the media and commentators.
The Minister of Agriculture debunks speculations that the policy will transfer communal land ownership to herdsmen wherever it was established
In 2017, 224 firms participated in a similar process.
The hospital was initially concessioned for 15 years.
The centre was closed in 1991 by the Federal Government for rehabilitation and upgrading.
The governor views this as an injustice that needs to be addressed.
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