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Nigerian Emerges Front-runner for OPEC Leadership

A Nigerian oil technocrat has emerged as front-runner to take the top job at OPEC, with members seeing Mohammed Barkindo as what would be a rare compromise candidate to lead.

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Angola: 24,000 Rural Women Benefit From Empowerment Projects

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Angola, has announced that at least 24,000 women living in rural areas of the 21 municipalities of 12 provinces benefited from empowerment projects.

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HARNESSING AFRICA’S TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY INVESTMENT POTENTIALS

By: Eruke Ojuederie. Tourism, the world over has gradually become a viable business venture as well as an avenue for the promotion of growth and development in countries of the.

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ECOWAS AND SECURITY IN THE AFRICA

  By: Eruke Ojuederie Security issues have taken an unusual turn twenty-five years after the ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) actively performed peace keeping duties. These operations which brought about some.

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AWAKENING FERTILE SOILS: TOWARDS LASTING FOOD SECURITY

                                                                                                                       By: Eruke Ojuederie   Recent reports have revealed that of the total land area in Nigeria, 39 percent is utilized for cultivated crops, 3 percent supports permanent crops.

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Exclusive Interview with Nigeria’s President Buhari: Our Most Difficult Times Are Now Behind Us…

  Having inherited a nearly comatose economy, occasioned by dwindling oil resources and rampaging terrorists in the country’s Northeast, Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, is faced with an arduous task of.

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Nigeria: President Pegs N1.6 billion for Women Empowerment

President Muhammadu Buhari has recently announced during his broadcast to the nation to mark his one year in office, that he has set aside N1.6 billion for women empowerment across.

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How Innovation Thrives in Africa

By Andrew Robinson CEO of The Kit Group YPO member since 2007 When most people look at satellite pictures of Africa at night they see vast swathes of darkness and.

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Rwanda: Varsity Students Urged to Invest in Shares

The Students in higher institutions of learning and youth in Rwanda have recently been urged to save and invest on the local stock market to secure their financial future.

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Insurgence: Diaspora Nigerians Seek Investigation of Borno Leaders’

Nigerians in Diaspora Monitoring Group (NDMG) have recently called on the federal government to begin investigations on the role played by some political leaders in Borno state since the Boko.

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