NANS Commends Tunji-Ojo for Faster Student Passports
NANS praises Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo for streamlining passport processing for Nigerian students overseas, calling it a critical intervention for their academic and professional mobility.
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Kyari Outlines Plan to Accelerate Nigeria's Agricultural Growth
Minister Kyari reveals plans for internal appraisal, mechanization, and sectoral refocusing to drive sustainable agricultural development, boost food sovereignty, and create jobs in Nigeria.
NPA Boosts Port-Hinterland Links for Northern Exports
The Nigerian Ports Authority is enhancing port-hinterland connectivity to streamline non-oil exports from the North. Learn about new Export Processing Terminals and digital reforms.
RMRDC 30% Value-Addition Law to Attract Investors
Minister Udeh says the RMRDC 30% Value-Addition Bill will boost Nigeria's economy, attract investors, and create jobs by mandating local processing of raw materials. Read more.
FG Bans Raw Mineral Exports, Mandates Local Processing
The Federal Government will stop the export of unprocessed minerals. A new bill requiring 30% local processing awaits President Tinubu's assent to boost jobs and the economy.
Rivers remains key oil investment hub - Fubara
Governor Siminalayi Fubara assures investors Rivers State is secure and open for oil and gas business. Discover opportunities in Nigeria's hydrocarbon heartland.
Valency Agro Secures N13bn for Agro-Export Expansion
Valency Agro Nigeria Limited has secured N13 billion in a new commercial paper issuance. The funds will expand processing for cashew, soybean, cocoa, and sesame, boosting Nigeria's agricultural exports.
Nasarawa launches $400m rare earth processing plant
Nasarawa State inaugurates Africa's largest rare earth processing facility in Uke. The $400m plant will boost Nigeria's tech, energy and defense sectors. Read more about this groundbreaking investment.
Nasarawa launches $400m rare earth metals plant
Nasarawa State inaugurates a $400 million rare earth and critical metals processing plant in Uke, set to create over 10,000 jobs and position Nigeria as a key player in the global tech and energy sectors.
FG Plans Cassava Industrialization for Higher Value
Nigeria, world's largest cassava producer, plans policy to transform raw cassava exports into high-value industrial products like starch, ethanol and animal feed.
Digital Platform Transforms Nigeria's Food Processing
Nigeria's DFQT+ platform is transforming food fortification with real-time tracking and improved compliance. Discover how this digital innovation benefits producers and regulators.
Uzodimma urges Nigerian Breweries to reopen factory
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma has called on Nigerian Breweries to reopen its '33' brewery in Awa-Omamma, shut for over two years. The state pledges support to resolve challenges.
NBL hands over cassava plant to Imo community
Nigerian Breweries commissions 2-ton/day cassava processing facility in Awa Omamma, projected to generate N500 million annual revenue for the community while reaffirming CSR commitment.
NB Plc Donates Cassava Facility to Imo Community
Nigerian Breweries Plc has commissioned a 2-ton daily cassava processing plant in Awo-Omamma, Imo State, creating jobs and generating ₦500 million annual revenue for the community.
Germany Reduces Visa Processing Time for Nigerians
Great news for Nigerian travelers! Germany has significantly reduced visa processing times, making European travel more accessible. Learn how this affects your travel plans.
$5B Funding for 500,000bpd Nigerian Refinery
In a groundbreaking development for Nigeria's energy sector, a Canadian company has secured $5 billion funding to complete a massive 500,000 barrels per day refinery project, promising to transform the nation's oil and gas landscape.
Nigeria Accelerates Ogoniland Cleanup - Major Environmental Move
Federal Government takes decisive action to operationalize and sustain CEER's Ogoniland cleanup, marking significant progress in Nigeria's environmental remediation efforts.
Nigeria processes 90% of cassava yield locally
Nigeria continues to process 90% of its cassava production domestically, creating economic opportunities and reducing import dependency in the agricultural sector.
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