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Niger state to produce 300,000 tons of paddy rice annually for Lagos Rice Mill - Vimarsana News

Niger state to produce 300,000 tons of paddy rice annually for Lagos Rice Mill

The Niger State signed an agreement with the Lagos Rice Mill and Lagos Commodity Future Exchange to produce 300,000 tons of paddy rice.

Lagos Releases 20,000 Bags Of Eko Rice, Pegs 50kg At N43k, 25kg For N22k - Vimarsana News

Lagos Releases 20,000 Bags Of Eko Rice, Pegs 50kg At N43k, 25kg For N22k

The Lagos State Government is set to distribute an additional 20,000 bags of Eko Rice to designated markets during the upcoming Yuletide season in December. Notably, this initiative follows the ear

Yuletide: Lagos assures residents of availability of Eko Rice - Vimarsana News

Yuletide: Lagos assures residents of availability of Eko Rice

Dr. Oluwarotimi Fashola, Special Adviser to the State Governor on Agriculture, stated this on Wednesday in Lagos.

$403bn Commodities Market: Assetium Positions To Boost Nigeria's GDP - Vimarsana News

$403bn Commodities Market: Assetium Positions To Boost Nigeria's GDP

With the total size of the commodities market in Nigeria projected to reach US$402.90 billion in 2023, Assetium Capital Management Limited, a commodities

SEC repositioning for investors' confidence, competitiveness | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

SEC repositioning for investors' confidence, competitiveness | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) has the onerus responsibility of regulating and developing the Nigerian capital market, especially in the areas of ensuring that the market provides an important channel of financing for the real economy, allocating risk, supporting financial stability as well as smoothening transmission of monetary policy.