Bismarck Rewane forecasts Nigeria’s economy will grow to $400 billion by 2026, driven by forex reforms and improved productivity despite inflation challenges
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The Debt Management Office has delayed savings bond coupon payments due to persistent system and processing issues, with efforts underway to resolve them soon.
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The Presidential Livestock Reforms Committee headed by Prof. Attahiru Jega has suggested that while the nation is seeking a long term solution, it is feasible that both ranching and open grazing should continue since they are not mutually exclusive. They are aimed at reorganising Nigeria’s livestock sector into intensive rancing within the next 10 years.
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The ICPC is planning to apply AI technology to the fight against corruption, it has been able to recover N4 billion in looted fund in 24 hours. Converging with the theme of another free commission, the Whistle Blowing Act is hailed with a strong call on the members to support the legislation because of its transparency benefits.
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The Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle has dismissed the accusation from Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal and a bandit leader Bello Turji that he was behind banditry in the state.
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The Federation of Construction Industry recently complained with respect to the Minister of Works Dave Umahi, whose policies are inconsistent which has caused sack of workers and cancellation of projects. Specific top-management organisational demands include compliance with contact terms and enhanced communication.
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OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais highlights taxes as a key factor in rising fuel prices, emphasizing the need for reinvesting oil revenue to maintain future supply.
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Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed accused the APC of having spy within the PDP aimed at causing division; Nyesom Wike involvement in APC led government. The PDP has had its board of trustees meet aimed at solving some of the issues facing the party.
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Experts call for Nigeria to embrace biotechnology to solve its food security and health challenges, emphasizing the need for greater investment and adoption of biotech.
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The Nigerian government plans to build five buffer dams to prevent devastating floods caused by water released