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Pinnick leads African football’s billion-dollar infrastructural lifeline drive
President of Nigeria Football Federation and member of the CAF Emergency Committee, Amaju Melvin Pinnick, was the pivot of a crucial meeting in the Ivoirian capital, Abidjan on Tuesday as
Manufacturers urged to make use of SON’s labs
By Jimoh Babatunde Manufacturers in Nigeria have been urged to make use of test laboratories of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) for testing, analysing and certifications of essential products in
$1.6 billion Lekki deep sea port reaches 50% completion
Hope on delivery of the much-expected Lekki Deep Sea Port looks brighter as the construction of the $1.6 billion project reaches about 50 per cent completion. The post $1.6 billion
Lagos warns telcos against illegal digging of land
The Lagos State Government has warned telecoms operators against illegal land digging for fibre cable laying. The post Lagos warns telcos against illegal digging of land appeared first on The
Julius Berger posts N71.2b turnover, N3.4b PBT in Q1
Julius Berger Plc has posted a turnover of N71.2 billion in its first quarter (Q1) operations, as against N55.9 billion achieved in the corresponding period in 2020. The post Julius
NIMASA to partner navy on professionalism
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has disclosed that it would assist in the accreditation of professional courses offered by the Nigerian Navy. The post NIMASA to partner
SON raises concern over sub-standard steel materials
The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), on Tuesday, raised the alarm that over 95 per cent of steel and iron materials in the Nigerian market were sub-standard. The post SON
LCCI, NEXIM Bank seek policies to grow non-oil exports
The Director-General, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr. Muda Yusuf, and Managing Director of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM), Abba Bello, have called on the government to
Sell-off in Stanbic IBTC, others trigger loss in equities market
Sell-off in Stanbic IBTC Holdings and 21 other stocks dragged transactions on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), extending the bearish trend to close on a downturn yesterday as the all-share index
