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Experts seek global best practices in building construction
Fellows of the Nigerian Institute of Building have called on professionals in the built environment to embrace global best practices...
Algeria warily edges towards Islamic finance as energy income dives
When experts in Islamic banking gathered earlier this year at a state-run hotel in Algiers to share their experiences on...
“Belt and Road” Initiative boosts China’s foreign trade
The "Belt and Road" Initiative has boosted China's foreign trade, which grew fast in the first quarter of this year...
Automakers unveil new vehicles at New York Auto Show
Automakers unveiled their new vehicles at the New York Auto Show that kicked off on Friday. It is the last...
Saudi to shelve, reform billions of dollars of unfinished projects -sources
Saudi Arabia's government is ordering its ministries and agencies to review billions of dollars' worth of unfinished infrastructure and economic...
Ooni of Ife empowers 200 women
The Federal Government says it is conscious of the need to fully integrate women as active agents in the Nigerian...
FG denies possibility of absorbing beneficiaries N-Power
TVC N. The Federal government has denied the possibility of absorbing beneficiaries of its National Social Investment scheme, N-Power into...
Media Ownership: Practitioners charged to take the lead
TVC N. Nigerian journalists and other media practitioners must speak with one voice on the issues that bother on ethics the...
Nigerian banks reduce Forex demand as CBN increases liquidity
The Central Bank of Nigeria intervention with a $2bn liquidity into the forex market, has forced Deposit Money Banks into...
Nigeria’s Consumer price index drops to 17% in March
Nigeria's Consumer Price Index which measures inflation declined by zero point five two percent in March, easing from seventeen point...
