The CBN described JPMorgan’s proposed expansion as evidence of growing international interest in Nigeria’s financial markets.
Mr Mahama reaffirmed that government policy will pivot from merely extracting raw materials to building complete industrial value chains.
A lot of ministers pay billions and billions, and you know, to get themselves appointed, the first thing they think of is how to recoup that money,” said Mr Hassan.
Gift Johnbull, the senior special assistant to the president on community engagement, South-South, made this known while speaking to journalists on Friday in Abuja.
A legal practitioner, Akinloye Olusegun, has petitioned EFCC to investigate Governor Seyi Makinde’s expenditures from his assumption of office in 2019 to 2026.
It said the engagement also aimed to develop practical mechanisms for issuing and disseminating uniform premarital medical certificates across Kano’s 44 council areas.
The CBN described JPMorgan’s proposed expansion as evidence of growing international interest in Nigeria’s financial markets.
Peter Adewuyi, a public health physician and senior field epidemiologist, has called for comprehensive contact tracing and stronger digital surveillance.
Mr Zulum pledged to strengthen the state’s partnership with the African Union to expand access to education for about 800,000 out-of-school children.
The managing director of the Kano State Roads Traffic Agency (KAROTA), Faisal Mahmud-Kabir, has stripped two officers of their portfolios over alleged misconduct.
The ASN president called for an agricultural system that would make Nigerian farmers more productive, prosperous and resilient.
The Lagos State Butchers Association says it is seeking approval to begin a pilot ranching scheme at Oko-Oba Abattoir while awaiting land for Eko Ranches.
Transportation costs have risen sharply in recent months, with transport operators attributing the rise to persistent fuel price increases.
The managing director of the Kano State Roads Traffic Agency (KAROTA), Faisal Mahmud-Kabir, has stripped two officers of their portfolios over alleged misconduct.
Nigeria’s Future Eagles arrived in Azerbaijan on Thursday, ahead of the first edition of the FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival, holding from October 22 to 31.
The 17-track album is Raye’s second studio album, and it beat other nominees like veteran Paul McCartney, Olivia Dean, JADE, and others to scoop the highly coveted award.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has condemned anti-Muslim rhetoric and discrimination, noting he is tired of people denigrating Muslims because of their faith.
Five Nigerians have been appointed to the 92-member Multistakeholder Consultation Group of the United Nations Group on the Information Society.
ECOMOG veterans appealed for repatriation of the remains of Nigerian soldiers killed during peacekeeping operations in Liberia and Sierra Leone for proper military burial.
President Donald Trump’s administration revoked the U.S. citizenship of Nigerian national Vivian Chike Obichere for concealing her criminal record.
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