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Apart from fixing the health problem and redressing the vaccines inequity, Africa can achieve quicker economic recovery by initiating short-term economic policy actions and getting more fiscal stimulus into her economies, the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said. Also, to create a sustainably stable African…

MEDIATRACNET None of the Group Managing Directors of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) since 1993 has delivered on the promise to rehabilitate the country’s four refineries, despite billions spent on turnaround maintenance (TAM) contracts. Records on the exact expenditure on the contacts have been scarce. NNPC spokesperson, Ndu Ughamadu,…

The managing director of an Ibadan-based ICT retail firm who petitioned the police over the swindle of over N170million contract by a fraud syndicate appeals against a N20million award against him by a Federal High Court in favour of the suspects following a lack of diligent prosecution by the EFCC…

Nigeria's former Finance Minister and one-time Managing Director of the World Bank. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has surmounted all odds on her road to emerge the best candidate to be appointed the 7th Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The latest result is coming on the heels of growing devastation of the global economy by the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, insecurity, high unemployment and a sharp increase in government borrowing, amongst other challenges in the economy.

"Nigeria is blessed with these natural resources. We want Nigeria to benefit optimally from them. In fact, we are in a hurry, because we have lost so many years of benefits that we could have had

Founded in 1996 with an initial focus on oil trading, Sahara Group is widely regarded as a leading energy conglomerate renowned for championing capacity building and promoting the ‘best in Africa for Africa’ to the world narrative globally

The Federal Government plans to spend over N2billion on various propaganda activities by the information ministry and other agencies on hate speech, fake news and sundry vice during the year, a review of some provisions in the Appropriation Act 2021 has revealed.

The company said it was part of the Group’s determination to support government and the Nigerian people in order to grow the economy and facilitate ease of doing business in the country.

As a country reputed to be a natural gas province producing oil, the country’s other strategic aspiration was to harness the huge natural gas resource endowment into veritable sources for energy supply for domestic and industrial users as well as for exports.