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Firm plans $2.9 billion deep seaport project in Delta
Mercury Maritime Concession Company (MMCC) is conceptualising a $2.9 billion Escravos Seaport Industrial Complex (ESIC) in Delta State in partnership with the Port of Antwerp international. The post Firm plans
We’ll do our best to beat Enyimba, says Rivers United coach Eguma
Rivers United Coach, Stanley Eguma, has pledged to give his best to ensure his team defeat Enyimba of Aba in the second leg, second preliminary round of the CAF Confederation
Promasidor imports Jersey cows to boost local milk production
As part of efforts to boost local milk production in Nigeria, the Ikun Dairy Farm Limited (IDFL), a joint venture between Promasidor Nigeria Limited and Ekiti State Government (EKSG) The
World Bank VP, Oteh, others on clean energy revolution mission
Stakeholders have called for a speedy revolution in sustainable clean energy in sub-Saharan Africa to unlock economic potential and enable the continent to play a lead role in global action
Parker praises Maja’s positive start at Fulham
The arrival of Josh Maja from Bordeaux on loan until the end of the season was a saving grace for Fulham, who just lost Aleksandar Mitrovic to a positive COVID
UK plans $150 million waste plants in Lagos
The British Government has approved more foreign investments in Lagos state, as a plan is underway for the take-off of the first waste-to-energy plant in the state. The post UK
Government urged to prioritise vaccination of seafarers, dockworkers against COVID-19
The Federal Government has been urged to prioritise access to COVID-19 vaccination for Nigerian seafarers and dockworkers. The post Government urged to prioritise vaccination of seafarers, dockworkers against COVID-19 appeared
Stakeholders lament unfavourable government policies at ports
There have been continued calls on the government to address the anti-export policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and other hiccups affecting clearing at the ports. The post
Stock market bearish as capitalisation plunges by N41 billion
Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a downturn yesterday. This followed gains in most highly-capitalised stocks, causing market capitalisation to dip by N41 billion. The post Stock
Bottlenecks as National Assembly debates Petroleum Industry Bill
The 9th Senate’s determination to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) before the end of the first quarter in early April and await the president’s assent in May would seem
