The NIPC Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Aisha Rimi, said this at a media “Meet and Greet”.
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The NIPC Director of Legal Services said this during a news conference by the Commission in Abuja on Wednesday.
According to the investment agency, the move was aimed at mobilising capital for the country’s National Development Plan.
NIPC Acting Executive Secretary, Emeka Offor, disclosed this Wednesday at a media parley and meeting in Abuja
The online voting, coordinated by the IPC and MRA, begins on Monday (today) and closes midnight December 5, 2021.
This was made known by the Director of Strategic and Services of the Commission, Abubakar Yerima, on Tuesday.
NIPC disclosed this in its latest report published on its website.
He disclosed this at a meeting with the Executive Secretary of NIPC, Yewande Sadiku held in Abuja.
Prof Zulum talked about the nexus between economic development and security.
This is according to the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) report on pioneer status incentive (PSI) applications for the first quarter of 2021 (Q1 2021).
According to its financial summary covering the 2016 and Q1 2021 fiscal year, NIPC said its operating surplus amounted to N184.56 million in Q1 2021.
Shehu said this in a statement on Sunday.
The NIPC Executive Secretary, Yewande Sadiku, disclosed this at a Webinar held by NIPC management team with journalists on Thursday in Abuja.
The staff union had on July 9 embarked on strike after a peaceful protest on alleged mismanagement, poor working conditions and welfare as well as deviation from NIPC core investment promotion mandates by its management.
These announcements were tracked through the NIPC Intelligence Newsletter, a publication by the commission.
NIPC’s Executive Secretary, Yewande Sadiku, in a statement said the guide contained useful information on Nigeria as a compelling destination for investors seeking to participate in the economic potential that African continent represented.
Yewande Sadiku, NIPC Executive Secretary, made this known on Wednesday in Abuja at a news conference.
Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo, has told French investors that Nigeria is open for business and is inviting them to take advantage of the enabling environment in the country to do business.
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged the Federal Government to further liberalise Nigeria’s visa policy to attract more foreign investment to the country.
The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission has released the report of investment profile of 45.74 billion dollars for 42 projects in nine states and the Federal Capital Territory in the first half of 2018.