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* Nigeria’s economy will grow by 6% in 2015 -
* Nigeria’s economy will grow by 6% in 2015 - Blueprint blueprint.ng/2015/01/21/nigerias-economy-will-grow-by-6-in-2015/ The Country Director, Afr...

ICT, agric can reduce graduate unemployment –SURE-P -
ICT, agric can reduce graduate unemployment –SURE-P - PUNCH punchng/business/appointments-management/ict-agric-can-reduce-graduate-unemployment-sur...

Sensitising journalists to framework, development and
Sensitising journalists to framework, development and implementation of infrastructure master plan | NAN nannewsnigeria/sensitising-journalists-frame...

Press Release: The Honourable Minister/Deputy Chairman,
Press Release: The Honourable Minister/Deputy Chairman, National Planning Commission, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman has said that the National Integrated Inf...

1. Public financing of infrastructure will gulp N26.9 trn in 5
1. Public financing of infrastructure will gulp N26.9 trn in 5 years – FG |(NAN) The Public financing of infrastructure will gulp 145 billion dolla...

Press Release: Insurgency: FG, DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS ADVOCATE
Press Release: Insurgency: FG, DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS ADVOCATE MULTI DONOR-TRUST FUND FOR NORTH-EAST REGION A meeting at the instance of the National ...

1. Moody’s: Nigerian Economy Resilient Despite Oil Plunge -
1. Moody’s: Nigerian Economy Resilient Despite Oil Plunge - ThisDay One of the leading global credit rating agencies, Moody’s Investors Service h...

* Nigeria’s oil sector contribution to GDP lowest in OPEC -
* Nigeria’s oil sector contribution to GDP lowest in OPEC - Blueprint The contribution of Nigeria’s oil sector to the Gross Domestic Product is l...

News Link: * 2015 budget…Rich Nigerians to pay more for
News Link: * 2015 budget…Rich Nigerians to pay more for luxurious lifestyle - Weekly Trust At last, the Federal Government (FG) has signalled the ...

News Summary: 5th, December, 2014 1. FG, GE Sign $1bn
News Summary: 5th, December, 2014 1. FG, GE Sign $1bn Investment Plan - ThisDay The federal government yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understandi...