The inability of the Federal Government, as well as their counterparts in the States to address the parlous state of infrastructure, continues to affect the ease of doing business (EODB)

The Federal Government has been advised to review some of the policies in oil and gas industry so as to enhance the ease of doing business in the sector.

The Presidential policy on Ease of Doing Business at seaports across the country seems to have failed as many of the government agencies are allegedly violating the executive order.

The Vice President disclosed this in Abuja, at the launch of a book titled: “From Consumption to Production: The Whys and Ways out of Failed Industrialisation in Nigeria,” written by Prof. Banjo Oyelaran-Oyeyinka.

Yemi Osinbajo has stated that “improving the business environment is at the heart of the Buhari administration’s reform agenda,” and has not only welcomed Nigeria’s improved performance but also...

Managing Director, NPA, Hadiza Bala-Usman, who made this commitment at an industry event in Lagos, said the authority is collaborating with the Nigeria Customs Service for...

The Vice President had last week presided over an expanded meeting of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) in Abuja.

The forum, which was well attended by captains of industries, business executive and other stakeholders, agreed that a stable and efficient regulatory framework is essential for investments, growth and safeguards the economy from systemic failure.

The Federal Government has unveiled plans to pursue a new initiative that would bring Nigeria from 189th to less than 100th position in the ranking of business-friendly economies by 2019.