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FG secures $1.1bn AfDB loan
The Federal Government has secured a $1.1 billion loan from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to provide electricity to 5 million people by the end of 2026.Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy,
The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council, on Wednesday, officially unveiled the much-awaited regulatory policy framework designed to stimulate foreign direct investments and improve Nigeria’s business climate.
The federal government has introduced the Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) framework to create a more favourable and business-friendly environment.
The FG said it is targeting $23.2 billion investment that would increase energy access from the current 4% to 9% annually.
In a significant move to foster innovation and economic transformation, the federal government has launched the iSTEP Program, an initiative designed to
The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council, yesterday, officially launch the much-awaited regulatory policy framework designed to stimulate
The Federal Government has taken a significant step towards improving maternal healthcare in the country with the distribution of 10,000 professional kits to midwives in the North Central Zone.This initiative is part of the Renewed Hope Agenda and the Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In its determination to close Nigeria’s electricity gap, the Federal Government has unveiled an ambitious energy access programme aimed at transforming the nation’s energy sector.
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has announced that the Federal Government is prepared to receive Nigerians deported
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, International Centre for Environmental Health and Development, ICEHD, and
The Federal Government has assured that it will swiftly address the lingering ownership dispute and gas supply challenges crippling operations at the Aluminum Smelter Company of Nigeria  in Ikot Abasi,
Nigeria's government to pay vocational students, fund training, and offer loans, aiming to boost skills, reduce emigration, and drive economic growth.