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Beyond the exodus: The other side of Nigeria’s investment story

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Nutrition: Shettima raises alarm as 41% of Nigerian children stunted

… Only 6% of pregnant women complete iron supplementationBy Chioma Obinna Vice President Kashim Shettima on Tuesday in Lagos raised the alarm over Nigeria’s nutrition crisis, saying it poses a serious threat to the country’s human capital, as latest data show that 41.1 per cent of children under five are stunted, with the figure rising […]

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Beyond the exodus: The other side of Nigeria’s investment story

Despite a narrative of corporate exodus, companies like Unilever, MTN, and Lafarge are increasing their investment in Nigeria, showing a different side to

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Dangote: Petrol cheaper in Nigeria than neighbours

ABUJA — President of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, has said petrol is relatively cheaper in Nigeria than in neighbouring countries, a price difference he said has continued to encourage cross-border smuggling. Dangote spoke in an interview with Arise Television on Tuesday while responding to questions about rising petrol prices in Nigeria. He said the […]

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Pension funds urged to finance Nigeria’s healthcare

HealthCap Africa has urged pension funds to finance Nigeria's healthcare sector to bridge funding gaps left by declining foreign aid from USAID and others.

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Pension funds urged to finance Nigeria’s healthcare

Despite a narrative of corporate exodus, companies like Unilever, MTN, and Lafarge are increasing their investment in Nigeria, showing a different side to

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