Nigeria Seeks $7.1 Billion Investment for Sugar Self-Sufficiency
The Nigerian Sugar Council has called for an investment of $7.1 billion to achieve sugar self-sufficiency in the country, according to multiple reports.
The Nigerian Sugar Council has called for an investment of $7.1 billion to achieve sugar self-sufficiency in the country, according to multiple reports.
The Maritime Students for Tinubu and Hamzat Movement (MSTM) has urged the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) to introduce transitional arrangements and financial relief for seafarers…
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) is pushing for Nigerian investors to own a stake in the upcoming Initial Public Offering (IPO) of fintech giant, OPay.
Indian oil tycoon Nitin Sandesara has ventured into vessel construction in Nigeria, marking a significant expansion of his business portfolio.
HBM Nigeria has launched the second cohort of its 2026 skills training program for 120 persons with disabilities.
The Guardian Nigeria News reports that Ondo State and PyVee have signed a $362m deal to construct Nigeria's first titanium processing plant.
According to UNCTAD, Nigeria's diesel price has surged by 82.7%, making it the costliest in the world.
According to reports, J.P. Morgan is planning to establish a merchant bank in Nigeria before the end of the year.
Nigerian ride-hailing service Moove announces closure, offers free cars to drivers worth ₦35 billion.
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria's economic growth, emphasising its long-term investment plans in the country.
The Lagos Trade Fair has seen significant improvements, with traders unveiling a new secretariat and clinic, as well as upgraded shops.
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has stated that Nigeria cannot meet the crude needs of Dangote refinery.
The implementation of Nigeria's First Policy has significantly reduced the cost of locally assembled vehicles, as reported by the News Agency of Nigeria.
The Federal Government, through the National Board for Technology Incubation, has taken 298 Nigerian innovators to London to attract global investment.
The World Bank has identified Nigeria as one of Africa's leading centers for Artificial Intelligence (AI) activity, alongside Kenya and South Africa.