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Return of £4 2m: Ill-gotten money not welcome in UK – British High Commissioner to Nigeria

Boosting Ammonia, Fertiliser Production for Nigeria Farmers

Boosting Ammonia, Fertiliser Production for Nigeria Farmers
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Gov Emmanuel attracts $1 4b fertilizer plant to Akwa Ibom

Vanguard News Gov Emmanuel attracts $1.4b fertilizer plant to Akwa Ibom On … AS FG, OCB reach agreement in Morocco The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Mr. Udom Emmanuel has signed an agreement for the citing of a multi billion fertilizer plant in his State. Governor Emmanuel was part of a Nigerian delegation led by the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, that visited Morocco to set out the next steps of the $1.4 Bln fertilizer production plant project launched in June 2018. The agreement between the OCP Africa, the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority and the Akwa Ibom State Government will birth one of the biggest investments in the fertilizer production industry worldwide.

FG invests N116 7 billion on Second Niger Bridge project | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsNigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

• NSE queries exclusion, quality standards • Bridge has no local content, says Ositala • Ohanaeze extolls FG, seeks early completion The Federal Government has so far released a total of N116.72 billion for the much-politicised Second Niger Bridge, a project valued at N414 billion and expected to be delivered next year, The Guardian has learnt. It was also gathered that the project was awarded as a “lump sum contract” without provision for cost variation. The Head of Corporate Communications, the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA), the project fund manager, Titilope Olubiyi, told The Guardian, yesterday, that the Federal Government would fund part of the cost while the balance would be sourced from the debt market. He added that a management company would be established on completion as the project would be concessioned.

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