2014年12月15日 星期一

2014-12-16 Nigeria Business


The Guardian Nigeria
   
Electricity consumers protest poor power supply in Benin   
Nigerian Tribune
Electricity consumers, in their hundreds, trooped to the headquarters of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC), located at Akpapava in Benin, to protest poor power supply in their areas. The protesters, who were mainly youths, marched through ...

Electricity consumers protest poor power supply in Benin zone   WorldStage

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Daily Sun
   
CBN, NNPC move to stem naira free fall   
Daily Sun
In a bid to further defend the battered naira from the sharp drop in oil prices, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) are working to sustain dollar flows, which will enable the naira trade within a tight range ...


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Leadership Newspapers
   
As Oil Workers Get Set For A Showdown   
Leadership Newspapers
Travellers this yuletide period may need to brace up for hard times ahead, as oil workers threaten a showdown over perceived anti-labour treatment by those in charge of ensuring their welfare. Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association ...

Oil workers' strike grounds Abuja as NNPC allays fears over product supply   Daily Sun
Ex- PENGASSAN President Seeks Deregulation of Downstream Oil Industry   THISDAY Live
Nigeria's Oil Unions Continue Strike That May Curtail Exports   Businessweek
Nigerian Tribune   
The Guardian Nigeria   
Afrika   
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BusinessDay
   
Nigeria: Power supply drops sharply   
The News
Mr. Frank Edozie, Senior Special Adviser on Gas to the Minister of Power blamed the sharp fall in generation to the epileptic power supply across the country. He said the fall in power production was caused by the sabotage of the Trans-Forcados pipelines ...

CBN's Stabilisation Cash Boost for Power Sector Players   Vanguard

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The Guardian Nigeria
   
When Nigeria Took Broadband Investment Campaign To ITU   
Leadership Newspapers
With an estimated population of 170 million, Nigeria is the seventh largest country in the world and of course the largest in Africa. Nigeria is now the largest African economy after the recent re-basing exercise, with ICT alone contributing over 10 per cent to the ...

Nigeria's ICT Sector Attracts US $6 Billion - Minister   AllAfrica.com
ICT's contribution to Nigeria's GDP hits $50b, attracts $6b investments   The Guardian Nigeria

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The News
   
Electricity consumers given incentives to acquire pre-paid meters   
The News
Authorities of Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has urged electricity consumers to make haste and acquire metres and get rewarded with 11 per cent discount incentives. Mr. Eyo Ekpo, Commissioner for Market Competition and Rates of ...


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Leadership Newspapers
   
ICT Trends That Will Shape Mobile Subscribers In 2015   
Leadership Newspapers
With the year coming to an end, mobile subscribers in Nigeria and abroad are set for a new wave of technologies that will shape the way they live their lives, according to a new study which revealed that consumers want technology and connectivity to be ...


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Re-tool to sustain business growth, Zinox boss charges entrepreneurs   
BusinessDay
Leo Stan Ekeh, chairman of Zinox Group, has urged entrepreneurs to embrace the concept of re-tooling as a fundamental means of sustaining their entrepreneurial drive and corporate relevance in today's dynamic business environment. He gave this charge ...

Zinox Urges Entrepreneurs to Embrace Tech for Business Growth   AllAfrica.com

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SaharaReporters.com
   
Ghana, Nigeria In Billion-Dollar Debts, Borrowing Frenzy By Dr. Peregrino Brimah   
SaharaReporters.com
Nigeria has become the largest recipient of loans from the International Development Agency (IDA) arm of the World Bank between 2009 and 2012 and currently has the largest outstanding IDA portfolio in Africa. Nigeria has become loan dependent under the ...

RPT-Nigeria's economic pain may not decide election   Reuters
Nigeria's economic pain may not decide election   Reuters Africa

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Third quarter trade drops by N359bn -NBS   
The Punch
The National Bureau of Statistics on Sunday released the trade statistics for the third quarter of this year, stating that the country recorded a N359.6bn or 5.4 per cent drop in merchandize trade from N6.65trn to N6.29trn. The bureau in the report attributed the ...


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