The Managing Director of NAN, Bayo Onanuga, and the Editor-in-Chief of NAN, Ado Lawal, were also on board.
NAN recalls that the $1.46 billion Abuja-Kaduna train service was inaugurated on July 26 by President Muhammadu Buhari
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The statement stated that the regulator also got approval for the extension of differential premium assessment system to the PMBs
The statement said the financial performance was heart-warming, given that the Dangote Flour Mills recorded losses in the past
The Nigerian currency closed at N385 to the dollar from N390 it exchanged on Thursday, while it traded against the Pound Sterling and the Euro at N505 and N420 respectively
The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, signed the agreement on behalf of the Federal Government, while Chen Xiao Xing, the Vice President of CRCC, signed for the company in Abuja
According to the data, the country’s teledensity stood at 107.01 per cent as at the end of June, with active telephone lines of 149.8 million
Wapic Insurance came second, accounting for 28.71 million shares worth N14.36 million and Guaranty Trust Bank sold 24.15 million worth N 579.73 million
Osinbajo said the steering committee on the concession of the nation’s railway, headed by the Minister of Transport, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, should be innovative, urging the members to remove whatever obstacles that stand in the way of a smooth concessioning process, hoping that the committee will meet its deadlines and end up “to be an example of how it should be done”
Without escorts or aides, Edike mingled with agents and customs officers inside customs offices in order to ascertain the level of efficiency and quality of service rendered by Customs officers to port users.
Dressed in plain jeans and T-shirt, the ACG was in Apapa in the morning to see if reports that customs officers come to work late were true
The company also demonstrated its locally assembled computers, solar panels and components for generating power into homes and offices
Adeolu Ogunbanjo, the President of CRADO, a non-governmental organisation, made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Friday
He said on the other hand, the industry in some places has been their worst nightmare because it has led to pollution, corruption and has turned out into very low economic value, adding: “And one can’t help but ask: ‘What went wrong?
The acting Director General and Chief executive of the fund, Dickson C. Onuoha, said the component is designed to equip young Nigerians with skills for employment and job creation.
Speaking during the contract award in Ado Ekiti on Thursday, the Chairman, MDGs Implementation in the state, Chief Dipo Anisulowo, said awarding the contracts to local artisans in the project was a fulfillment of Governor Ayodele Fayose’s government’s policy thrust for promotion of local contents
He told the committee that the concession of NIOMCO was done solely by the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development without the involvement of BPE
According to the senior staff trade union in a statement signed by the Chairman of Kaduna Zone of PENGASSAN, Comrade Abubakar Yusuff, despite major advancements in labour and management relations in Nigeria during the past decades, there still persists considerable distrust and antagonism among parties involve in industrial relations
Dogara stated this at the Civil Society Dialogue Session on One Year of the Legislative Agenda organised by Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre in Abuja on Thursday
It said: “Under the structure, the NSE will no longer charge trading fees on fixed income traded on its platform.
“The initial flat listing application fee of 0.15 per cent for all bond types has been replaced with a variable listing application fee.
He said: “Our immediate task is to reduce fiscal and foreign exchange imbalances, boost foreign exchange liquidity, curb inflation, lower interest rate, ensure lending to the real sector
Cheche said the government had resolved to stop further payment of the debts it owed AEDC if the company refused to increase electricity supply to the state