The 2009 agreement between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the federal government has remained a focal issue
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Doubts over N2.7tn gas-to-power debt offset plan
Nigeria’s bid to settle a crippling N2.7 trillion ($3.5 billion) debt owed to gas suppliers has drawn scepticism, with analysts
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States’ coffers bulge but roads, schools, hospitals languish
Nigerian states are swimming in more cash now than ever before, thanks to Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) largesse that
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Bullet acquisition sets Champion Breweries on fast track to export-led growth
EnJOYcorp’s recent acquisition of the Bullet brand for an undisclosed amount signals it wants to play for keeps as Nigeria’s
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Windfall without works: N12trn FAAC revenue in 7 months fails to lift infrastructure
Nigerian states are swimming in more cash now than ever before, thanks to Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) largesse that
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Nigeria must lead to deliver on AU Continental Education Strategy
In March this year, the African Union, AU, adopted the new Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA) 2026–2035, a framework
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Africa’s solar boom eludes Nigeria as import ban looms
Across Africa, the sun is powering a quiet revolution, one gigawatt peak (GWp) at a time. From the deserts of
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Global banana shortage opens N22trn export opportunity
…Nigeria 4th largest producer globally A global banana supply crisis has opened up a N22 trillion export opportunity for Nigeria,
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Nigerians go network hopping over reach, better deals
Nigeria’s telecoms industry has been hit by a wave of high customer hopping, with tens of thousands of subscribers switching
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Taxing poverty and the illusion of trade surplus: A critical look at Nigeria’s economic policies
Q: “ If Nigeria possessed a robust manufacturing sector, trade barriers would have significantly reduced foreign imports. Instead, international goods
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