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World Bank ranks Nigeria among most expensive places to invest

World Bank Group has described Nigeria as one of the most expensive and difficult places to register and acquire property for businesses in the world. This much was contained in.

Africa – US Private Sector Forum, Washington DC

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African Public Service Forum Washington DC – April 2014

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Seven New Start-Ups To Receive Funding From Microsoft’s 4Afrika Initiative

Microsoft’s 4Afrika initiative has announced the next round of startups that will receive funding, technical support and mentorship. According to a statement the funds will help seven new startups fast-track.

Will New Railroads Transform Africa’s Economic Landscape?

Railroad investment is taking off around the African continent, including a Chinese-financed $5.2 billion project linking Nairobi and Mombasa. The line will eventually link the port city with South Sudan,.

Ghana plans to export electricity to Nigeria – President

Ghanaian president John Mahama, said that there are plans by his govt to start exporting electricity generated in Ghana to Nigeria and other West African countries. He said this while speaking.

President Obama Congratulates Nigeria at 54, Pledges Support Against Terrorism

United States President Barack Obama has sent his greetings and that of the American people to Nigerians on the 54th independence anniversary of the country. In a letter addressed to.

Ex-Nigerian President, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo Returns to School Masters, PhD

Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo has returned to school for further studies as he has enrolled for master’s and doctorate degree programmes at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). The.

Nigeria Elects New Football Federation Boss

Newly elected President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Pinnick, Wednesday got the stamp of legitimacy from world football governing body, FIFA, following the congratulatory message sent to the.