•Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, the Director – General of NADDC. ‘Nigeria First’ policy empowers the BPP to ensure that all (100 per cent) government procurements are made in Nigeria. However, it could approve patronage of imported products where there are no local alternatives. The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) is eagerly looking forward to…
“I must commend my colleagues at Cadbury Nigeria and our Board of Directors for their commitment in ensuring that we successfully navigated the stormy waters…” Oyeyimika Adeboye, the Managing Director, Cadbury Nigeria, said that the Company’s sterling performance in the first quarter of 2025, reflects its resilience and agility in the face of a challenging…
The Bank of Agriculture (BoA) wants to raise N1.5 trillion (approximately $1 billion) in a major recapitalisation drive aimed at improving liquidity and expanding its lending capacity to the nation’s agricultural sector. In a statement, BoA Managing Director, Mr. Ayo Sotinrin, said the fund will be channeled towards financing key agricultural value chains, addressing infrastructure…
• Bimbo Kolade with Zach Adedeji. In 2024, FIRS tax revenue accounted for about 65 per cent of the total money shared by the three tiers of government, thus making tax as the pivotal source of revenue instead of crude oil sales by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPCL). The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal…
Monu-Oduah promised to use her connections and experiences to give purposeful leadership.
The ‘Nigeria First’ policy isn’t completely novel; it’s a reinterpretation. It represents the President urging the country to prioritize Nigeria.
Leading the debate, Senator Ndubueze said that the bill sought to make it mandatory for Ministries, Departments and Agencies to give priorities to local manufacturers and indigenous companies in the procurement of goods and services
A single section of a grape tree can yield 15 kilograms of fruit in its first year, increasing to 85 kilograms in subsequent years.
“In terms of aesthetics, I am satisfied with what I see here. In terms of functionality, we have been assured by the manufacturers that the vehicles are quite efficient.
“My shop practically lives on these platforms, especially Instagram,” Lagos-based baker Fatima Tunde said. “If it’s gone, I’m out of business.”
