Federal government to spend N2.4tn on power subsidies by year-end
The Nigerian government is set to spend N2.4 trillion on electricity subsidies in 2024, with a significant increase expected in ...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian government is set to spend N2.4 trillion on electricity subsidies in 2024, with a significant increase expected in ...
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Read moreDetailsThe Port Harcourt Refinery now processes 60,000 barrels daily, a key step in Nigeria’s energy independence and economic growth journey. ...
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Read moreDetailsDangote Cement has announced plans to issue its Series I bonds under a N300bn multi-instrument programme to refinance debt and ...
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Read moreDetailsNNPC explains why the Port Harcourt Refinery is yet to begin operations, citing challenges in the brownfield rehabilitation process and ...
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