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News -- ECOWAS charts path for regional trade, innovation, and sustainable investment
As West Africa marks 50 years of integration and shared progress, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has reaffirmed its leadership in promoting regional trade, innovation, and sustainable investment with the official launch of the ECOWAS Trade and Investment Forum & Exhibition (ECOTIFE). The flagship initiative is featured at the 2025 Lagos International Trade Fair (LITF), running from November 7–16 at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.
Nigeria: Why We Extended Chevening Scholarship to Disable Persons - UK High Commission
The British High Commission in Nigeria says it offered a Chevening scholarship for the 2024/2025 academic year to Persons Living With Disabilities(PWDs) to guarantee fairness and equal access to education for all in line with international conventions. The Deputy Commissioner of the British High Commission in Nigeria, Gill Atkinson disclosed this during a presentation to showcase the N45M Scholarship to persons with disabilities on Wednesday in Abuja.
Nigeria: Govt to Fund Electricity Agency With N152bn in 2021
In spite of the public outrage over last week's electricity tariff hike which the government said it was meant to fund electricity infrastructure, the federal government is set to spend additional N152.416 billion in funding the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Bulk Trading Plc in 2021.
Nigeria: Politicians, Religious Leaders Fueling Insecurity - Buhari
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru, Emma Elebeke and Dirisu Yakubu President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, blamed much of the inter-communal and inter-religious strife and violence nationwide, on ethnic, political and religious leaders. The President also threatened to crack down on those inciting ordinary, innocent people to violence and social unrest.
Nigeria: 2019 Elections - INEC Turns Down Naseni Electronic Voting Machine
By Emma ElebekeAbuja — Despite the euphoria that greeted the invention of a solar-powered electronic voting machine by the National Agency of Science and Engineering Infrastructure, NASENI, indications have emerged that INEC is not very enthusiastic about its deployment for the 2019 general elections. INEC chairman, Prof.
Ike Nwachukwu, Ogbeha say development not possible without restructuring - Nigeria Today
By Emma Elebeke ABUJA — The recent call by the 2014 National Conference delegates on the President to implement the conference report and restructure Nigeria has continued to generate reactions from eminent Nigerians. This time, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sen. Ike Nwachukwu, and Senator Tunde Ogbeha, have lent their voice in calling for immediate restructuring of the country to put it on the path of growth.
SC/TECH ROAD MAP: Nigeria aims to overtake rest of the world by 2030 —ONU - Nigeria Today
ABUJA—Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu says the proposed Nigeria’s 13-year Science and Technology Road Map is designed to prepare the country to overtake the rest of the world by 2030. The minister made the disclosure, yesterday, while addressing a World Press Briefing ahead of the 2017 Techno Expo with the theme: Science, Technology and Innovation for Nigeria’s Economic Diversification, scheduled to hold next week.
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