BUSINESS
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SIFAX firm clears $200m Kano-Maradi rail project equipment
Ports & Cargo Handling Services (PCHS), a subsidiary of SIFAX Group, recorded a milestone with the successful cargo handling of…
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Learn skills and venture into entrepreneurship, CBN tasks youths
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reiterated its commitment to encourage youth entrepreneurs to learn new skills and create…
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Gov Otu makes case for FG transform Calabar Port to shipping hub
Gov. Bassey Otu of Cross River has made a case and appealed to the Federal Government to dredge the Calabar…
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My ‘Economic Revolution’ will favour youth, productivity – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu on Friday in Abuja that his administration’s ongoing economic ‘‘revolution’’ would be deliberately steered to capture and favour…
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Court declares deduction of taxes, levies from Centenary Freezones Coy unlawful
A Federal High Court, Abuja has declared the charges and deductions to the tune of over N16 million from the…
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Tinubu names Taiwo Oyedele chair of new Tax Reform Committee
President Bola Tinubu has approved the establishment of a Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms in line with…
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Universal Insurance records N8.8bn premium income first half 2023
Universal Insurance Plc on Thursday said it had recorded a total premium income of N8.8 billion in the first half…
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Lake Chad: World Bank approves $1bn to improve security
The World Bank has provided one billion dollars to strengthen resilience and improve the livelihood of the people in the…
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Nigeria can be West Africa’s maritime hub – Shippers Council
Nigeria will become the maritime hub for West Africa if it developed its port infrastructures to meet global standards. Executive…
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Association urges FG to ban importation of electricity meters
The Association of Meter Manufacturers and Assemblers Nigeria (AMMON) has advised the Federal Government to halt attempts by the Transmission…
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