Asaba Chamber of Commerce Elects Monu-Oduah New President
Monu-Oduah promised to use her connections and experiences to give purposeful leadership.
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FG to Quarterly Evaluate Ministries on Local Procurements Compliance
The ‘Nigeria First’ policy isn’t completely novel; it’s a reinterpretation. It represents the President urging the country to prioritize Nigeria.
PAMA: Insecurity Hindering Grapes Farming in Nigeria’s Mambilla Plateau
A single section of a grape tree can yield 15 kilograms of fruit in its first year, increasing to 85 kilograms in subsequent years.
Nigeria First Policy: Customs to First Order Fleets of Vehicles from Automotive Manufacturers – CGC Adeniyi
“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.
“Nigeria First” Policy Can Propel Economy to Full Potential – MAN
The new directive is long overdue, and the government, being the biggest spender, would do well to lead by example.
This will certainly send the right signals and raise consumer confidence in made-in-Nigeria products.
BUA Foods Post N442.1bn in Q1 2025
Despite the increase in operating expenses, BUA Foods achieved a 124% profit after tax to N125.28bn in Q1 2025, compared to N55.82bn in Q1 2024.
Lafarge Africa Shareholders Approve Sales to Huaxin Despite Senate’s Fears
The Group Managing Director/CEO Lolu Alade-Akinyemi highlighted the company’s dedication to innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence.
Coca – Cola Nigeria to pay N190 million misleading Fines Within 60 Days
Upholding the FCCPC’s five-year investigation, findings, and imposed penalties, the tribunal ruled that NBC’s conduct constituted misleading practices in violation of Nigerian law.
The World of Boats Building
How many pieces of wood make a boat?
It depends on the size of the boat. For a big boat with 8-10 passenger capacity, we use about twelve pieces of wood. The small boat takes between 6-7 pieces of wood.
FG Setting up New Cotton and Textile Dev Board
The board, when set up, will be domiciled in the Presidency, private sector-driven, with the representation of the relevant public sector stakeholders, and funded from the Textile Import Levy being collected by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)