Nigeria targets 10MT per hectare maize production by 2025

The Federal Government, through Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA), has unveiled plans to support increased maize production from 1.5tonnes to 10tonnes per hectare by 2025.

by Joke Falaju, Abuja

NSIA signs $50m carbon reduction deal with Vitol

by Benjamin Alade

Second Niger Bridge will boost trade activities – Ahmed

by Godwin Ijediogor (South-South Bureau Chief, Asaba)

NSIA to boost economic activities on Kano-Abuja highway

by Collins Olayinka, Abuja

NSIA assets grow by N193b as investment in foreign assets appreciates

by Kehinde Olatunji

Leveraging fertiliser initiative to check inflation, forex savings

by Femi Adekoya

‘NSIA's $600,000 relief equipment will surmount shortcomings in health sector'

by Gloria Nwafor

NSIA, CDC agree to strengthen long-term inclusive growth

by Benjamin Alade

Group, NSIA unveil fund for pre-COVID-19 era, targets initial $50m

by Gloria Nwafor

FG shuts Kano fertiliser firm for alleged adulteration

by Margaret Mwantok

‘NSIA spends N350m on cancer centre’

by Anthony Otaru, Abuja

NSIA is a profitable social enterprise, says Uche Orji

by Clara Nwachukwu

NSIA moves to reduce gas flaring

by Clara Nwachukwu, Business Editor

NSIA’s assets grow to N617.7 billion

by Mathias Okwe (Abuja)

Nigeria loses over N144bn yearly to medical tourism on cancer

by Paul Adunwoke and Adaku Onyenucheya

‘Why government should deploy more IPP projects’

by Eniola Daniel

Poor resource use raises economic woes

by Chijioke Nelson, Asst. Editor, Finance/Economy

NBET’s $350m investment in NSIA yields $67m profit

by Mathias Okwe, Assistant Business Editor, Abuja

Nigeria, Morocco sign three agreements

by Timileyin Omilana

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