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Fidelity Bank Enhances Maternal and Child Healthcare Delivery at ESUTH

L-R: Public Relations Officer, Enugu State University Teaching Hospital...

Polaris Bank Champions Girls’ Hygiene Awareness with Female Hygiene Essentials in Schools

Polaris Bank has continued its commitment to empowering the...

Sterling Bank Champions Collective Action to Accelerate Nigeria’s Renewable Energy Transition

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BUA Foods Hosts Minister of State for Industry, NSDC on Tour of LASUCO Sugar Company  

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PenCom Unveils PenCare Initiative for Retirees Across Nigeria

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has established the PenCare...

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NCC: Nigeria Achieves 14% Broadband Penetration

The Nigerian Communications Commission says Nigeria has achieved...

Simba TVS Storms Enugu Int Trade Fair with Latest Mobility Solutions 

Simba TVS, leading mobility solutions provider, is creating a...

CBN, NGX Group Showcase Nigeria’s Reform-Driven Growth Story at Nasdaq, New York

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International Women’s Day 2023: ‘STI Believes in a World of Equality’

  As the world gets set to celebrate the International...

Islamic Banking Take Centre-stage at Sudan Forum

Islamic banking leaders and dignitaries from across Africa and...

How Nigerian Politics Rivals Nollywood for Drama

In our series of letters from African journalists, novelist and writer, Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani looks at why Nigerians are hoping to be entertained by a crackdown on corruption. Two major industries in Nigeria share similar elements of melodrama and wildly implausible plots -films and politics.

Oil Prices Driving Lower Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa

Latest report by the World Bank Group suggests that low oil prices have considerably reduced growth in commodity-exporting countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, especially in Nigeria and Angola etc. and have also slowed activity in non-oil sectors. The report says that although South Africa is expected to be one of the main beneficiaries of low oil prices, growth is being held back by energy shortages, weak investor confidence amid policy uncertainty, and by the anticipated gradual tightening of monetary and fiscal policy. Growth in the region is forecast to slow to 4.2 percent, slower than previously expected.
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