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NESG Says Nigeria Needs More Investment to Create Jobs
Nigeria’s current investment levels remain inadequate to generate the jobs, productivity gains and broad-based prosperity needed to meet the demands of its growing population, the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has said. The group said the country must now move beyond macroeconomic stabilisation and translate economic...
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NESG Says Nigeria Needs More Investment to Create Jobs
Nigeria’s current investment levels remain inadequate to generate the jobs, productivity gains and broad-based prosperity needed to meet the demands...
Black Market Sets Guinness World Record With 51,000 Viewers in Lagos
Nollywood crime thriller Black Market has set a new Guinness World Records mark after 51,000 people watched the film at...
SERAP Gives CBN Seven Days to Account for $6.23m, ₦1.63trn
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has given the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) seven days to account for...
Why Nigerians Rarely See Cash Transfer Beneficiaries — Yilwatda
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has explained why Nigerians questioning the Federal Government’s...
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SERAP Gives CBN Seven Days to Account for $6.23m, ₦1.63trn
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Why Nigerians Rarely See Cash Transfer Beneficiaries — Yilwatda
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Black Market Sets Guinness World Record With 51,000 Viewers in Lagos
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Nigeria’s 75% Smartphone Boom Is Changing How Nigerians Borrow
Nigeria’s smartphone boom is no longer just about communication. As more Nigerians move from...
