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‘Jersey cow importation central to Promasidor’s backward integration’
Promasidor Nigeria Limited said the importation of pregnant Jersey heifers as part of its effort to boost local dairy production and that the decision is central to its backward integration
Nestlé Nigeria: Maggi supports over 100,000 at Ramadan
By Moses Nosike As has been its tradition in the past 10 years, Maggi supported over 100,000 households across Nigeria during the Ramadan season. From the start to the end
Parchive is committed to helping Nigerians eliminate car parking stress
Parchive By Moses Nosike Parchive App, a first of its kind technology-driven innovation, is revolutionizing the parking industry, simply by helping Nigerians search, reserve, and pay for parking space
Joe Ulaeto: A creative art director that finds comfort in comedy
Joe Ulaeto By Moses Nosike Joe Ulaeto is an Associate Creative Director at SO&U, one of Nigeria’s leading Creative Agency. In this interview with Moses Nosike, he reveals how his
Inflation reduces by 0.05% in April ― NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says inflation rate reduced by 0.05 per cent in April compared to what obtained in March.’ It said while the inflation rate stood at
Grid Collapses Are Unheard Of. Nigeria Is An Electricity Anomaly
Eyo Ekpo, CEO of Excredite Consulting Ltd, former Commissioner of Market Competition & Rates at the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), and former Attorney-General of Cross River State, spoke to
CBN Removes Official Rate From Its Website, Kaduna Sacks More Workers To Reduce Costs
Arise Business Analyst Chika Mbonu spoke to the Global Business Report about the Central Bank of Nigeria removing the official rate from its website and Kaduna state sacking workers to
Urban-Air Port CEO: Flying Vehicles Will Be As Revolutionary As Mobile Phones
Alan Jones Alan Jones, Chief Technology Officer of Urban-Air Port Ltd, spoke to the Global Business Report about their plans to test unmanned aerial vehicles later this year. Will they
PM Johnson Urges Caution as UK Reopens for Business
Millions across the UK can now socialise indoors in limited numbers, hug loved ones and visit pubs and restaurants inside. As lockdown rules ease in England, Wales and most of
Nigeria: Apapa Traffic Gridlock May Hurt AfCFTA’s Gains, Operators Warn
Some members of the organised private sector (OPS) have decried the lack of political will to address the perennial traffic congestion around the Apapa ports, saying the gridlock could hurt
