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President Buhari's Footprints on The Sands of Time – Presidency - Vimarsana News

President Buhari's Footprints on The Sands of Time – Presidency

FACTSHEET:HIGHLIGHTS OF ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE BUHARI ADMINISTRATION (2015 – 2023) CONTENTSLegislative ReformExecutive OrdersInfrastructure: Rail, Roads, Air and Sea Ports, Power, Housing, Water ResourcesEase of Doing Business ReformsDigital Economy & Digital IdentityOil and GasSolid MineralsAgricultureSocial Investment and Poverty AlleviationEducation and HealthFiscal, Trade, Monetary and Investment ReformsSupport to StatesCreative Industry and SportsNiger DeltaAnti-Corruption and TransparencyLaw Enforcement, and

Africa Finance Corporation partners with the Solid Minerals Development Fund in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Africa Finance Corporation partners with the Solid Minerals Development Fund in Nigeria

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Africa Finance Corporation - Vimarsana News

Africa Finance Corporation

Challenges around development and finance mean that only a fraction of over US$700 billion of potential Nigerian mining projects receives the necessary funding, according to SMDF

Source: africa.com
Women in mining seek dedicated funds for expansion - Vimarsana News

Women in mining seek dedicated funds for expansion

Women in Mining in Nigeria (WIM), an umbrella body for women, who are into mining activities, on Thursday, called for a dedicated fund accessible to women

Nigeria requires $410bn by 2060 to address energy constraints, policy flexibility - Timipre Sylva - Vimarsana News

Nigeria requires $410bn by 2060 to address energy constraints, policy flexibility - Timipre Sylva

The Federal Government has revealed that in order to tackle Nigeria's energy constraints and policy flexibility, it will require $410 billion by the year