NIGERIA

Dele Oye: National Single Window Could Unlock $3bn Logistics Investment, Save Nigeria $18m Annually

Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics warns domiciling trade platform under Nigeria Revenue Service risks undermining competitiveness and private sector confidence. Chairman, Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics (AERE), Hon. Dele Kelvin Oye, said the proposed customs National Single Window (NSW) could unlock about $3 billion in logistics investment and...
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Nigeria Police Strengthens Counter-Terrorism, Approves New CTU Bases Nationwide

Nigeria Police expands counter-terrorism capacity, establishes new CTU bases, and deploys personnel to strategic locations nationwide. The Nigeria Police Force has expanded its counter-terrorism capacity with the approval of new Counter Terrorism Unit bases and the deployment of additional personnel to strategic locations across the country. The development was disclosed...
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Nigeria Engages Foreign Investors At Presidential Villa As PEBEC Addresses Business Climate Concerns

PEBEC hosts foreign investors, diplomats and regulators in Abuja dialogue to address security, taxation and regulatory challenges. The Federal Government has intensified efforts to reassure foreign investors about Nigeria’s business environment, convening top executives, diplomats and regulators for a high-level investment dialogue at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. The meeting,...
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Nigeria Poised For AI Leadership As Education Stakeholders Push Data-Driven Reform

Experts say fixing data governance and institutional gaps is key to unlocking Nigeria’s AI potential in education. Nigeria could position itself as a continental leader in artificial intelligence if it strengthens data governance and institutional readiness, stakeholders declared at a high-level policy workshop in Abuja focused on modernising school administration...
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Gencos Blame Regulatory Distortions, N6.2tn Debt For Nigeria’s 25.8% Power Capacity Utilisation

Gencos cite regulatory risks, unpaid N6.2tn debt and weak PPAs for Nigeria’s persistent 4,000MW power generation. Nigeria’s power generation companies have attributed the country’s persistently low electricity output averaging about 4,000 megawatts from an installed capacity of 15,500MW, to deep-rooted regulatory distortions and operational constraints within the electricity market. The...
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