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African marginal producers urged to leverage opportunities

Chairman, Green Energy International Ltd., Prof. Anthony Adegbulugbe, has said marginal oil field producers in Africa must leverage unique opportunities in the oil and gas business to survive. Adegbulugbe, who spoke at the African Marginal & Independent Oil and Gas Producers Conference, in London, argued

How NEMA wasted N414 m rice donated by China for IDPs – Dogara

Soni Daniel, Northern Region Editor The Speaker Office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, on Wednesday released pictures of expired rice donated by the Chinese government to the National Emergency Management Agency for onward distribution to internally displaced persons in Nigeria.

FG invests N72 billion in distribution of 2000MW, others

Although, there are about 645 million people without electricity in Africa, with about 90 million Nigerians affected, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said the Federal Government is doing everything possible to reverse the trend in Nigeria. Fashola, at a post-event

Commodity Prices Have Been Relatively Flat Since October

Commodity prices have been relatively flat since October. However, a tentative agreement of N30,000 between labor and the government on a minimum wage averted a shutdown strike. The wider implications of a wage settlement on the aggregate disposable income of Nigerians is that demand for

Rwanda: Govt in Renewed Effort to Increase Coffee Production

The National Agricultural Export Board (NAEB) says giving coffee growers plenty and essential support, including fertilizers and pesticides as well as helping revive collapsed cooperatives, are part of a grand scheme to boost production in the country. This comes following recent and encouraging market developments,

CBN Disburses N615bn to Farmers

The fund was for a total 568 projects. In addition, a total of N499.22 million was guaranteed to 4,172 farmers under the Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme (ACGS) in August 2018. The amount represented a respective increase of 32.9 per cent and 7.8 per cent above