2014年10月23日 星期四

2014-10-24 Nigeria Business

  The Nation Newspaper   
Private Sector Investments In Sugar Sector Now N50bn – FG  Leadership Newspapers
Nigeria has attracted and commenced the implementation of over N500 billion private sector investments in the sugar sector under the Nigeria Sugar Master Plan (NSMP). Minister of industry, trade and investment Olusegun Aganga, who disclosed this at the ...

'Private sector investments in sugar hit N500b'   The Nation Newspaper

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  Daily Sun   
Power Nigeria exhibition to open Tuesday  Daily Sun
Nigeria's leading power exhibition dedicated to the burgeoning African power industry will open in Lagos next Tuesday. The exhibition is coming on the heels of the Federal Government's announcement that the country requires consistent investment in the ...

Govt says Nigeria's transmission network needs N160 billion yearly   The Guardian Nigeria
Nigeria: Power minister reaffirms government's commitment to electricity power ...   WorldStage

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  Daily Sun   
50 injured in Onitsha mayhem  Daily Sun
No fewer than 50 persons were injured yesterday during a mayhem that erupted in Onitsha, Anambra State. About 20 shops were destroyed in the incident that occurred at the Millennium Merchants and Importers Association Markets in the commercial city.
Mayhem in Onitsha Market, 50 injured, Millions Of Naira Carted Away   Daily Times Nigeria

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  BusinessDay   
'Our objective is to grow Nigeria's entertainment industry'  BusinessDay
The best of African journalism assembled last week in Dares Salaam, Tanzania at this year's MultiChoice-CNN Africa Journalist Awards to announce and honour winners of awards in different categories including, the prestigious African Journalist of the Year.
Reps To Pass A Bill To Modify DSTV Subscription Fees   NAIJ.COM

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  The Punch   
FG raises N171.3bn in Treasury bills  The Punch
Nigeria sold N171.26bn ($1.03bn) worth of treasury bills with maturities ranging between three months and one year at an auction this week, with mixed yields, the Debt Management Office said on Thursday. The debt office said N59.88bn worth of ...

Nigeria sells over $1bn worth of treasury bills   StarAfrica.com
FG raises N171.3bn in T-bills, yields mixed   BusinessDay
Nigeria raises 171.3 bln naira in T-bills, yields mixed   Reuters Africa

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  BusinessDay   
MTN shares slide over Nigerian subscriber forecast cuts  BusinessDay
Raising cogent concerns about its capacity to stave off heated competition in Nigeria, MTN Group yesterday slashed its full-year forecast for the country's subscriber growth by nearly a third, which sent its shares sliding down. MTN's shares were down 4.6 ...

New MTN video on demand service here soon   MyBroadband
MTN Subscriber Growth Struggles Under Stiff Competition   Ventures Africa
MTN social media strategy wins string of awards   IT News Africa
ITWeb   
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GTBank's Pre-tax Profit Falls Again  Ventures Africa
VENTURES AFRICA – Top tier Nigerian lender Guaranty Trust Bank continued its trend of mixed results as it reported a pre-tax profit drop against a rise in revenue in the third quarter of 2014 ended September 30. The bank said on Thursday that its nine ...


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  Leadership Newspapers   
shell's gas facility to generate electricity  Leadership Newspapers
The managing director of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and country chair of Shell Companies in Nigeria, Mutiu Sunmonu, has said that the Otumara Associated Gas Solution Project will generate six megawatts daily. “Today, we are all ...


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CSR: Govt allays fears of host communities  Nigerian Observer
BENIN CITY- Edo State Government has allayed the fears that investors will not live up to their Corporate Social Responsibility of engaging youths from their host communities. The government position was expressed by the state Commissioner for Agriculture ...


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  New York Times   
Africa bond rally halts amid Ebola fear  BusinessDay
The rally in African debt markets has come to an abrupt halt as countries in the west of the continent battle to contain the spread of Ebola. Nigeria, which has been declared Ebola-free by the World Health Organisation (WHO), has seen prices fall for its ...

Investors Are Eager for African Sovereign Debt, Despite Plenty of Risks   New York Times

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