Bad roads hurting manufacturers in Agbara, Ota clusters
Ogun State is currently seen as Nigeria’s number one industrial hub, but poor state of roads at Agbara and Ota are…
Smuggling is killing Nigeria’s agric industry
Nigeria’s agricultural industry has suffered huge losses over the years on account of high rate of smuggling of…
Comparing Nigeria’s manufacturing sector with African…
Nigeria’s manufacturing sector is outperforming some of its African peers in some areas, according to BusinessDay…
Insecurity hurts input sourcing, holds back N200bn…
An estimated N200 billion planned investments in agro-allied industries in Nigeria have been put on hold owing to…
Back skills acquisition centres with seed funds, fmr…
Nigeria risks losing its youth population to crime, unless the federal and state governments begin to promote…
Why local input sourcing in manufacturing sector is…
Nigerian manufacturers sought more local alternatives in the first half of 2017, pushing up local input content to…
Nigerian men doubt possibility of personal cancer…
A recent online survey by a research team from the Department of Gerontology, University of Kansas, United States…
Why mortgage access eludes many adult Africans
There are many reasons access to mortgage will continue to elude many adult Africans. Poverty is one of such…
FG set to launch MSME clinic in Kogi
Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo, will launch the Marketmoni/Micro Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) clinic on…
‘I see Jaebee Furnitures as Ikea of Africa’
JOY IGBODIKE is Mechanical Engineer (option –production), who has mastered the art of creating functional and…
Nigeria’s imminent expulsion from Egmont Group
July last year, the Egmont Group, an informal network of national financial intelligence units, suspended Nigeria…
NMA warns health practitioners against treating Lassa…
Mike Ogirima, president of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), has advised doctors not to treat patients with…