Expert urges investors to maintain electricity generating plants
An energy expert, Mr Adekunle Makinde, on Monday urged investors in the power sector to maintain the nation’s generating plants to increase electricity supply.






























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An energy expert, Mr Adekunle Makinde, on Monday urged investors in the power sector to maintain the nation’s generating plants to increase electricity supply.
Many Nigerians have continued to decry the increasing price of drugs and called for an intervention from the Federal Government.
Nigeria's domestic petrol supply increased by 39 per cent in August, but the country’s stock cover remained 7.1 days below
Africa’s automotive industry must strengthen regional supply chains, improve access to affordable financing and harmonise trade
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has warned business entities to brace up for disruption as technology continues to shape the way businesses operate across the globe.
President Bola Tinubu has approved a 3.3 trillion naira ($2 billion) payment plan to settle long-standing debts in Nigeria’s power sector, a move aimed at boosting electricity supply across the…
Nigeria’s broad money supply climbed sharply in September, rising by N7.51 trillion to N146.60 trillion, according to the latest Central
Chairman, Board of Trustee of the South-South Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Billy Harry, is one of the proponents of the ban on the importation of generators.
President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Gabriel Idahosa, has said that the continued decline in capital importation into the country as well as its current structure and skyrocketing foreign exchange is a matter of great concern to businesses across the country.
President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Gabriel Idahosa, has said that the continued decline in capital importation into the country as well as its current structure and skyrocketing foreign exchange is a matter of great concern to businesses across the country.