Index to Nigerian Newspapers

President Bola Tinubu declared that Nigeria was prepared to receive foreign investors and was open for business. In a press release, Special Adviser urged investors to seize possibilities in Nigeria as a result of ongoing reforms, beginning with the elimination of fuel subsidies and simplification of the currency rate. able to accept investments and host separate meetings. He continued, "We need reforms for national survival," pointing out that repositioning the economy will require audacity and bravery and urging greater cooperation. Nigeria is endowed with material and people resources, according to those who previously enumerated initiatives needed to strengthen the economy. In the discussion with the EBRD, it was said that "We are challenged in terms of reforms, We are committed to facilitating business activity in the economy.Neglecting Nigeria will endanger the entire universe. after taking into account six possible investment economies. She clarified that the private sector would be the main focus.

American billionaire and Microsoft founder, has pledged to commit $7 billion to support routine immunisation, According to Gates, In a post shared on the Twitter platform, Bill noted that Africa has been at the heart of his foundation. Including recently eradicating wild polio from the country. While pledging his continued support, and strengthening primary health care and public health. ” the tweet revealed. Innovators using technology to improve access to financial services; despite challenging economic conditions. To boosting our industrial capacity to produce vaccines. Falling to fewer than 200 cases in 2022. Commended the states that have achieved high category immunisation coverage, supporting the efforts in eradicating polio and improving routine immunisation, In separate remarks, including healthcare.

American billionaire and Microsoft founder, has pledged to commit $7 billion to support routine immunisation, According to Gates, In a post shared on the Twitter platform, Bill noted that Africa has been at the heart of his foundation. Including recently eradicating wild polio from the country. While pledging his continued support, and strengthening primary health care and public health. ” the tweet revealed. Innovators using technology to improve access to financial services; despite challenging economic conditions. To boosting our industrial capacity to produce vaccines. Falling to fewer than 200 cases in 2022. Commended the states that have achieved high category immunisation coverage, supporting the efforts in eradicating polio and improving routine immunisation, In separate remarks, including healthcare.

Operators of National Mail Route Delivery Service (NMRDS) Have appealed to the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) to pay their members for services rendered before engaging a Chinese company, Speedaf Logistics Nigeria Limited, in mail delivery services in the country. The spokesperson for the operators, Senator Usman Liman, told LEADERSHIP in Abuja yesterday, that Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST) owes the operators over N200 million for it's services to the agency in the last eight months.Moreover, last week, the minister of communications and digital economy, professor Isa pantami had launched 27 Courier Service vehicles, to make Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST) and its partners, Speedaf Express, compete favourably in the industry.

Despite denial, the presidency, including the president, said that after taking the review's effect on the economy, The panel was considering the addition of three new allowances for those holding judicial offices, the chairman said. The commission, according to Shehu, recommended January 1, 2023, According to a statement made by the Special Adviser, the president has not been presented with any such proposal for consideration. political office holders at the state and federal levels as well as judges. Furthermore, he hasn't been presented with a plan like that for consideration. The initiative has been criticised by the presidential candidate for the Labour Party, the Centre for Transparency Advocacy, and others. He announced the approval of a 114% pay rise for elected officials on his verified Twitter account.There are currently around 130 million poor Nigerians, including the President. alleviating Nigerians' pain. "What touches us personally shall be served last." The increase should be immediately reversed, and the savings used to reform education, combat the growing costs of basic goods and services, For everyday people, the withdrawal of subsidies has resulted in severe problems, including higher fuel prices, These heavy implications have not been fully addressed, especially for people living in disadvantaged and at-risk communities. In these circumstances, I even imagine that they should feel scandalised. The social divide will then get worse. Consequently, this growth is absurd.