Economy Archives - Page 33 of 69

Feb

23

2024

Geometric Power will be commissioned on Feb. 26 to provide 24 hours of power supply to Aba.

Abia State, Business, Economy, Metro, NewsAba, Abia State, Business, Economy, Electricity

According to a statement by the company's management, the 181 megawatt Geometric Power plant in the Osisioma Industrial Layout of Aba in Abia State will now be commissioned on Monday, February 26, 2024. President Bola Tinubu was supposed to inaugurate the factory on Saturday, February 24. The President in Abuja selected the new date in response to what insiders called unforeseen events. Together with Aba Power Ltd., the president will officially open the 188 MW thermal plant. Nine of Abia State's seventeen local government districts will receive power from the new facility. Engineer Cliff Eneh, an energy consultant in Lagos…

Feb

22

2024

By David Okoye

Tinubu’s Administration Targets 100,000 Jobs by May 29

Economy, News, PoliticsBola Ahmed Tinubu, Economy, Next Level, Opinion, Politics

The Federal Government, under the leadership of President Tinubu, has unveiled plans to generate over 100,000 verifiable jobs by May 29. Temitola Adekunle-Johnson, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and Job Creation, made the announcement during the inaugural Job Creation and MSME Quarterly Communications Forum in Abuja. Adekunle-Johnson highlighted the government's focus on job creation in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment. He outlined a target of creating 384,000 jobs within four years, with a particular emphasis on partnerships to achieve this goal. In partnership with Access Bank, the…

Feb

22

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Why South East Is Quiet: Josef Onoh Replies Usman, Giving 20 Reasons.

Economy, Lifestyle, Metro, News, Opinion, PoliticsBiafra, Economy, Freedom, South East

Former Spokesman of President Bola Tinubu in the South East, Dr. Josef Onoh has stated that the region has restrained itself from the isolated hardship protests across the country because Nigeria has refused to accord the South East its due status as an integral part of the country, but had rather imposed hardship on the region in the past 54 years. Onoh, who is presently the Chairman of Forum of Former Members of Enugu State House of Assembly (FOF-MENHA) and a former Governorship Aspirant in the State, stated that the rest of the regions in the country should not expect…

Feb

20

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Lies and Falsehood cannot revive the Economy, LP Chieftain tells APC-Tinubu.

Economy, Lifestyle, Metro, News, Opinion, PoliticsAl-Mustapha, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Economy, Labour Party, Metro, National Population Commission, Politics

ONLY TRUTH CAN SET US FREE… The TRUTH is that Lies and Falsehood cannot revive the Economy. This Government and the Managers of the Economy MUST Stop the LIES and face the REALITY. Prices respond to REAL DYNAMICS not Propaganda. FIRST LIE: The Moonlight tale about the REMOVAL OF SUBSIDY is Olympic. How can you remove subsidy on what you do not know the exact quantity of Litres consumed daily. The NNPC LTD, PPMC and Government has different figures of daily consumption of Fuel (98m, 56m. 48m, 32m, 28m, 26m, 22m etc, Litres Per Day) FRAUDULENT SUBSIDY REGIME by A…

Feb

20

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Hunger crisis: Suleman calls out as Boko Haram collects taxes and kills Borno farmers

Economy, Metro, NewsBandits, Crime, Economy, Herdsmen, Insecurity, Metro, Next Level, Security

Hunger crisis: Suleman calls out as Boko Haram collects taxes and kills Borno farmers The operations of Boko Haram extremists in some parts of Borno and Adamawa are causing a shortage of food in Nigeria, according to Abdulsalam Suleman, a public affairs analyst and senior consultant. According to him, food availability is impacted in some areas of Borno State where farmers are unable to access their land because Boko Haram rebels are collecting levies. He revealed to the Daily Post that these taxes are killing off a number of farmers on their farms. Nigerians are currently complaining about the lack…