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FG partners World Bank on mining sector financing - Vimarsana News

FG partners World Bank on mining sector financing

The World Bank has been able to redirect focus on developmental issues and projects in countries, especially Nigeria.

South Korea Nigeria lithium - Vimarsana News

South Korea Nigeria lithium

The South Korean government has indicated interest in Nigeria’s lithium deposits, according to a statement on Thursday.

Nigerian govt, South Korea reopen talks on solid minerals agreement - Vimarsana News

Nigerian govt, South Korea reopen talks on solid minerals agreement

The development comes on the heels of President Tinubu's speech at the ongoing 78th United Nations General Assembly in New York accusing foreign entities of stealing Nigeria's solid minerals.

1 President Tinubu's Minister Who Appointment Is "A Misery" - Vimarsana News

1 President Tinubu's Minister Who Appointment Is "A Misery"

Analyst has revealed 1 ministerial appointee by President Bola Tinubu that remain a misery, while revealing the reactions of the north about the portfolios.

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Face to face with death - Vimarsana News

Face to face with death

Advertisement My colleague and very good friend, Waziri Adio, has a sense of humour that sometimes borders on the morbid. Shortly before we departed Lagos last Sunday on the first leg of ‘THISDAY Meets the Nation’ tour, he said: “If this aircraft crashes, THISDAY would be re-enacting the Zambia national soccer team tragedy scenario.” Mr. Victor Ifijeh (current Managing Director of The Nation newspaper) immediately scolded Waziri: “Why do you always think negatively?” Apparently, the editor of THISDAY, whom we all call Kabila in the newsroom, was not in a hurry to join his Congoles...