Presidency Denies offering N105,000 Minimum Wage
Wale Edun has not proposed an N105,000 minimum wage to President BolaTinubu
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Presidency Clarifies Leak Policy Documents in Circulations
It is important to understand that policymaking is an iterative process involving multiple drafts and discussions before any document is finalised.- Wale Edun
AI Adoptions By Companies Rise to 72% from 55% in 2024 – McKinsey
AI technologies include Microsoft Copilot, Google’s Gemini, and ChatGPT, etc.
Bonded Terminal Operators Advocating for Maritime Bank in Nigeria
Before now, freight used to be $1,500 but it has gone up to about $6,000 and when you now come to Nigeria, the exchange rate for cargo clearance has gone up
Lawmakers Moves to Save Kimberly-Clark from Exiting Nigeria
The exit of Kimberly-Clark will lead to massive job losses, affect the Nigerian economy and cause difficulty in getting safe and healthy sanitary products at affordable prices in Nigeria.”
Benedict Peters’ Bravura Holdings Launches Zimbabwe’s First World-class Lithium Facility
The lithium facility with the capacity to process over five million tons of ore annually, is set to position Zimbabwe as a formidable player in the global lithium market.
High Commissioner of the Republic of Kenya Visit LCCI
L-R: the Director- General, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr. Chinyere Almona; High Commission of the Republic of Kenya, Abuja, Nigeria, Isaac Keen Parashina; and the President, LCCI, Mr. Gabriel Idahosa, during a courtesy visit of the High Commissioner of the Republic of Kenya to the Leadership of LCCI to Strengthen bilateral relations…
Credit for increasing tax revenue should go to President Tinubu—-FIRS Chairman
By Lucy Ekpeyoung Zacch Adedeji is the Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). In this interview , he shares insights into the reforms carried out at the agency under his leadership, the praises being lavished on the agency for growing the domestic tax revenue, the new customer-focused approach to tax administration, among others….
SUVs Account for 20% carbon emissions – IEA Report
▪︎SUV jeep. Image credit: Newsweek.com Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) account for 20 per cent of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions globally. The report, by the International Energy Agency (IEA) Analysts Mathilde Huismans, and Jules Sery, said SUVs weigh 200-300 kg more than an average medium-sized car and typically take up nearly 0.3 m2 more space – emitting…
NASENI Opens CNG Conversion Center In Abuja
Ekperikpe Ekpo, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), today, joined President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, represented by the Senate President, Chief Godswill Akpabio, along with other esteemed dignitaries, commissioned the NASENI All-in-One CNG reverse-engineering, training, filling, and conversion center at Utako, Abuja.