…As oil, gas firms waste $1.1bn gas in five months Nigeria’s gas flaring has surged to its highest level in
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From seed to success: Ethiopia’s wheat boom holds key for Nigeria
From seed to success: Ethiopia’s wheat boom holds key for Nigeria Josephine Okojie-Okeiyi The population of Nigeria is 99.2 million
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Theft of the Nigerian mind: Why nobody is thinking for Nigeria
Pre-colonial “Nigeria” was intellectually vibrant and productive. Yorubaland developed a knowledge system called “Imo”— not just information, but knowledge applied
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Sparkle plans NGX listing in push for expansion
The Nigeria Exchange Limited (NGX) will soon play host to Sparkle which is planning to list its shares on the
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Rotten economics: Nigeria wastes half its food as millions go hungry
As much as 50% of Nigeria’s fresh produce, amounting to over N3.5 trillion ($2.4 billion) annually is lost post-harvest. Experts
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How Tanzania beat hunger
Tanzania has emerged as a rare African success story on food security, achieving 128% sufficiency in 2024 and exporting surplus
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Why big investors are pouring money into Nigeria again
Why big investors are pouring money into Nigeria again By Oluwatobi Ojabello In a world rattled by war, inflation, and
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Sparkle plans NGX listing in push for expansion
The Nigeria Exchange Limited (NGX) will soon play host to Sparkle which is planning to list its shares on the
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Why the new NETCO is different from the colonial-era farmers’ marketing board
Nigeria’s smallholder farmers have received a new lease of life as the country introduces the National Export Trading Company (NETCO),
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PenCom eyes private equity to diversify pension investments
The National Pension Commission (PenCom) is considering diversification of pension assets investments to alternative asset classes such as private equity
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