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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a technology of the future. It is already transforming workplaces, changing how businesses operate, and influencing the types of skills employers look for. From customer service and healthcare to finance, education, and media, AI is becoming a growing part of everyday work. While some people fear that AI will […]
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In today’s world, being busy is often seen as a sign of success. People attend meetings, launch initiatives, post updates on social media, organize events, and work long hours. Governments announce projects. Companies unveil new strategies. Organizations roll out programs. Individuals build impressive schedules. But amid all this activity, an important question is often overlooked:
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Across Nigeria, thousands of promising projects never move beyond the idea stage. Some are community projects. Some are businesses. Others are educational initiatives, technology solutions, agricultural ventures, or infrastructure plans. In many cases, the problem is not a lack of ideas or ambition. The problem is funding. The question many project owners face is simple:
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Mobile banking has become one of the most important services offered by Nigerian banks, with millions of customers relying on their phones to transfer money, pay bills, purchase airtime, and manage their finances. As digital banking adoption continues to grow, banks are investing heavily in their mobile platforms to improve speed, security, convenience, and customer
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For many Nigerians, having a full-time job no longer guarantees financial stability. Across the country, workers are increasingly finding it difficult to set money aside at the end of the month despite earning regular incomes. While employment was once viewed as a pathway to financial security, rising living costs and economic pressures have made saving
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has removed several foreign exchange restrictions introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic, marking another step in its efforts to improve access to foreign currency and strengthen confidence in Nigeria’s foreign exchange market. The move comes as the apex bank says dollar liquidity has improved significantly, reducing the need for some
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Cross River State has announced plans to attract ₦150 billion in agribusiness investments over the next six years as part of a broader strategy to transform agriculture into a major driver of economic growth, job creation, and food security. The target was disclosed during a stakeholders’ engagement on Project GROW, an agricultural development initiative aimed
Cross River Targets ₦150bn Agribusiness Investment, Secures ₦18bn Produce Offtake Deal Read More »
The Federal Government has directed all Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to stop the practice of placing civil servants on a mandatory three-month pre-retirement leave, saying such a provision does not exist in the Public Service Rules. The directive was issued by the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Didi Walson-Jack, in a
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Transportation is often viewed simply as a means of moving people from one location to another. Yet for nations seeking economic growth, transportation infrastructure serves a much larger purpose. It connects markets, reduces business costs, improves productivity, and drives development. Among the various modes of transportation, railways have historically played a critical role in supporting
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For decades, Nigeria’s textile industry was one of the country’s most important manufacturing sectors. Textile mills operated across major cities, cotton farmers supplied raw materials, and hundreds of thousands of Nigerians found employment in factories that produced fabrics for local use and export. At its peak, the industry was a symbol of industrial growth and
Nigeria’s Textile Industry Then and Now: Progress, Setbacks, and the Road Ahead Read More »