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If you travel on the Dodge Street corridor in Omaha, especially during commute times, you know that the intersections at 90th and 72nd Streets are jammed up.

President Muhammadu Buhari has described the East-West Road as strategic and of economic importance to the people of South-South and Nigeria as a whole, saying that was what informed government’s directive to the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation...

Chairman, of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Abdulrasheed Bawa has urged the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC and the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs to ensure the prudent use of government resources at their disposal, by ensuring that funds released for specific projects are utilized for the same purpose.

President Muhammadu Buhari had directed the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC and its subsidiaries to fund the construction of section 4 of the

President Muhammadu Buhari has directed the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited and its subsidiaries to step in and fix section 4 of the East-West Road. | Pulse Nigeria

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Engr Olufunso Adebiyi, has restated the Federal Government's resolve to re-focus

Four Points by Sheraton (https://bit.ly/3R7c5Cg), part of Marriott Bonvoy’s (www.Marriott.com) portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands, announces the

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Presale and new housing projects might decline by 20 percent to NT$1.45 trillion (US$52.18 billion) next year as developers turn conservative after the central bank tightened terms for land financing, Shining Building Business Co (鄉林建設) chairman Lai Cheng-i (賴正鎰) said yesterday. However, Lai, who owns luxury hotel brand The Lalu (涵碧樓), said that housing prices are likely to rise another 10 percent on the back of higher land, labor and building material costs. “Developers wi...

A request for $79.4 million in tax-increment financing for the Crossroads project has pushed TIF — a popular and sometimes controversial tool to rejuvenate "blighted" areas — into the spotlight.