ITB Nigeria, owned by Gilbert Chagoury, has secured a $700 million contract to renovate Lagos’ Tin Can and Apapa ports.
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Dangote Refinery activities push Lagos up to Second Largest Economy in Africa, new GDP revealedLagos state, though the smallest in landmass in Nigeria, is host to many multinationals and thriving businesses, including ...
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Economy: Lagos As Africa’s Second Richest CityIt may appear as if Lagos State is blowing its own trumpet with the Lagos Economic Development Update (LEDU) 2025, prepared by Lagos State Ministry of Economic Planning and Budget to highlight its ...
Africa's biggest city has been named the second-worst place to live in the world, coming just behind the capital of Syria, ...
Beyond individual business struggles, the export sector is crucial to Nigeria’s economy. Experts agree that expanding non-oil ...
Nigeria is finally buying into the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), seeing a windfall for its seaports for the ...
When real estate professionals gather in Nigeria for the 75th International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) world congress in ...
As regulatory complexities, cross-border payment inefficiencies, and investment hurdles persist, one event stands out as the ...
The stage is set for the ICC Under-19 Men's World Cup African Qualifier, scheduled to take place in Lagos, Nigeria, from 26 March to 6 April. Six of Africa's top youth cricket teams--Kenya, Uganda, ...
The Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF) says the Tafawa Balewa Square and the University of Lagos (UNILAG) are in the best condition ahead of ...
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RMB Nigeria Hosts Economic Forum on Navigating Nigeria’s Reform LandscapeRand Merchant Bank Nigeria (RMB), a leading corporate and investment bank, convened business leaders, policymakers, and ...
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