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NESG seeks to reduce brain drain, unemployment to revamp economy
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), says strategic efforts are in place to galvanise actions that will address high unemployment…
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Plight of lecturers on foreign scholarships being addressed – TETfund
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has said that it is addressing plights of some Nigerian lecturers studying in foreign…
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EFCC decries the rise of fake dollars, cyber crime
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has decried the sudden rise of fake dollars and cyber crimes in the…
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FGN Securities: DMO assures Borno investors of profitable yield
The Debt Management Office (DMO), has assured prospective investors in Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) securities of profitable yield on…
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MTN controls 50% subscriber base in Anambra – Official
MTN Nigeria Communication PLC says it controls over 50 percent subscriber base in Anambra, with over 7,000 agents and 300…
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Niger State to invest N1trn in infrastructure devt. – Gov. Bago
Niger State Government is set to invest N1 trillion in infrastructure development in the state in the next two years.…
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DNA testing show 26% of men in Nigeria not biological fathers
Smart DNA, a leading DNA testing center based in Lagos, Nigeria, has released a comprehensive data analysis of all relationship…
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Build better food systems, promote food sovereignty – AfDB urges African leaders
African leaders have been urged to build better food systems and promote food sovereignty, with youth and women at the…
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FIRS tax revenue collection hits N5.5trn in 6 months
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a tax revenue collection of N5.5 trillion for the half-year period of…
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Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio rose from 6% to 10.86% in 2021 – FIRS
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) says Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio rose from six percent to 10.86 percent by the end…
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