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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

December 9, 2025

Kogi unveils free trade zone, set to attract up to $5 billion in FDI by 2032

He explained that the free trade zone was the result of rigorous multi-level engagements.

August 21, 2025

LCCI seeks policy interventions to tackle structural weaknesses, balance capital inflows

LCCI director-general Chinyere Almona said this in a statement on Thursday.

LCCI chieftains
January 29, 2025

New EU ambassador outlines investment plans for Nigeria

Mr Mignot also said that the EU would want to know the expectations of civil societies and Nigerian youths.

European union logo
July 22, 2024

World Bank reports economic improvement in Ghana despite inflation

The bank said the economic situation in the country improved in line with targets due to the Ghanaian government’s efforts.

WORLD BANK
May 23, 2024

Senate to probe 11,856 abandoned projects nationwide

He said that the reports indicated that 63 per cent of the entire projects since independence were abandoned.

Nigerian Senate
May 22, 2024

Lagos government attracted over N50 billion investments in one year: Commissioner

She added that it was also committed to designing trade expansion programmes and projects to accelerate economic development.

Babajide Sanwo-Olu (Credit: Babajide Sanwo-Olu)
April 26, 2024

Kenya’s widespread, entrenched corruption blocking foreign investments: U.S. Govt

The U.S. government insisted that pervasive and entrenched corruption is the main obstacle discouraging foreign investments in Kenya.

RUTO AND BIDEN
February 4, 2024

Obasanjo, others call for strong economic ties between Nigeria, Angola

He expressed concerns about infrastructural deficits, particularly in transportation.

Olusegun Obasanjo
October 4, 2023

FG to make Ajaokuta free trade zone to attract foreign direct investment

“But the President knows that in order to industrialise Nigeria, we have to get the steel industry working,” he said.

Ajaokuta steel (Credit: Business Day)
September 2, 2023

NUPRC threatens to revoke operators’ licences over 3% remittance to oil communities

The ultimatum to oil operators for failing to remit the three per cent statutory fees to oil communities will elapse by September ending.

Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission[ Credit: Punch Newspaper]