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The New Nigerian: Poor Electricity is ICT Sector's Greatest Challenge - ATCON
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Poor Electricity is ICT Sector's Greatest Challenge - ATCON. Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has said that lack of reliable public electricity accounts for 70 percent of the problems facing the telecom sector. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria. Rivers State plans 250 bln naira bond iss...
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The New Nigerian: October 2014
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Wednesday, 29 October 2014. 10 Reasons to Start A Home Business. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria. Nigeria is a country that has been mismanaged for decades and many of its citizens, more than 100 million, live in poverty despite the vast amount of resources the country possesses. 10 Reasons to Start A Home Business.
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The New Nigerian: August 2011
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Economic interests should drive foreign policy, says Jonathan. Nigeria’s foreign policy should be reviewed to protect the country’s domestic priorities, particularly its economic and political interests at home and abroad, President Goodluck Jonathan has recommended. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Nigeria will soon be self-sufficient in cement production – Minister. He said that when completed, the Ibeshe plant would be capable of producing six million tonnes of cement yearly. A similar i...
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The New Nigerian: Nigeria will soon be self-sufficient in cement production – Minister
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Nigeria will soon be self-sufficient in cement production – Minister. The Minister of Trade and Investment, Mr Olusegun Aganga, said on Monday that cement importation would soon be a thing of the past in Nigeria. Aganga, who spoke while inspecting the level of work at the Dangote cement plant, Ibeshe, Ogun, said the country was on the verge of being self-sufficient in cement production. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Poor Elect...
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The New Nigerian: Africa's Billionaires
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Saturday, 10 March 2012. Forbes just released its annual list of the world's billionaires, and here are Africa's richest for 2012. Click on the image below to see the infographic. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria. Nigerians are now getting together to bring about change in the way the country is run to improve the lives of its citizens.
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The New Nigerian: Economic interests should drive foreign policy, says Jonathan
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Economic interests should drive foreign policy, says Jonathan. Nigeria’s foreign policy should be reviewed to protect the country’s domestic priorities, particularly its economic and political interests at home and abroad, President Goodluck Jonathan has recommended. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria. Poor Electrici...
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The New Nigerian: August 2009
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Monday, 24 August 2009. Why is Africa Poor? A thoughtful insight into why poverty plagues the great continent? Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Friday, 14 August 2009. The Cockroaches come running out! Yesterday I did Hilary Clinton a disservice. By saying she was stating the obvious when she said the Nigeria's biggest problem was its failed leadership. Little did I know how much her statement will rattle them. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Nigerian Banks Bailed Out N400 billion, Heads Roll. The CBN also wasted no time i...
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The New Nigerian: Local content policy opens opportunities for small enterprises
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Monday, 1 August 2011. Local content policy opens opportunities for small enterprises. The signing into law of the Nigerian Local Content Development Act in the oil and gas industry has thrown open business opportunities worth over $10 billion. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria. Economic interests should drive foreign policy, sa. Investing...
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The New Nigerian: Rivers State plans 250 bln naira bond issue
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Rivers State plans 250 bln naira bond issue. One of the states in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta plans to issue a 250 billion naira ($1.63 billion) bond in October to fund infrastructure projects in the region, the state governor's office said on Sunday. A similar issue two years ago by Lagos State, the major commercial hub in Africa's most populous nation, was well subscribed by investors. Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word. Local ...
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The New Nigerian: Investing in Nigeria: The energy deal
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011. Investing in Nigeria: The energy deal. If you have been closely watching investment boom trend in Africa, then it would be no mystery to you that the next biggest investment break worth tapping into is the Nigerian energy sector. This is simply going by the law of demand and supply which states that the more of a product or service that is needed, is supplied, it will be paid for, by the buyer(s). Posted by Obi Igbokwe. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Change - Not Just A Word.
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