PoS operators worrying about New CBN policy
The CBN announced that implementation of the new agent location and exclusivity rules would begin on April 1, 2026.
The CBN announced that implementation of the new agent location and exclusivity rules would begin on April 1, 2026.
“It’s very serious. He may survive, but he can’t get back to work again,” said the source, disclosing that the minister suffered severe paralysis as a result of the stroke.
” With the working-age population projected to reach 168 million by 2030, the country faces a defining challenge: to create 27 million new formal jobs or risk unemployment and underemployment rates doubling to 30 per cent”
in a report titled, “Nigeria at 65: The Maritime Scorecard We Cannot Ignore”, Head of Research at SEREC, Eugene Nweke, said without a functioning steel industry, Nigeria’s shipyards will remain import-dependent, uncompetitive, and unable to support large-scale ship repair or new building.
The products destroyed today (Thursday) includes expired, counterfeit, uncontrolled, unregistered and banned drugs such as Analgin, Cocodamol, Codeine cough syrup, Tramadol, Oxytocin and various types of vaccines.
The uniqueness of this year’s fair is the birth of more professional fairs such as the African International Chocolate Show Lagos, organised by International Cocoa Diplomacy (ICD) and the International Paper Publishing and Printing Expo (IPPPEX).
Luke Miels will take over on January 1 from Walmsley, who will have been at the helm for almost nine years, GSK said in an unexpected announcement.
Reacting, the Director-General of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Segun Ajayi, explained that the deficit is not only a result of consumer choices but also of government procurement patterns.
We urge the governors to prioritise infrastructure development, particularly in industrial areas. Power supply remains a major challenge in states like Osun, while road networks, water access, and storage infrastructure in Ondo require urgent attention.”
The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, COCMAG CEO George Dawson-Ahmoah said that foreign cement brands, particularly from Togo, are increasingly ‘flooding’ the Ghanaian market without undergoing mandatory product certification by the Ghana Standards Authority.