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Reps Probe Closure Of Local Coys, Multinationals Exit - Vimarsana News

Reps Probe Closure Of Local Coys, Multinationals Exit

Reps Probe Closure Of Local Coys, Multinationals Exit

Reps to investigate reasons for mass exit of investors, companies from Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Reps to investigate reasons for mass exit of investors, companies from Nigeria

The House of Representatives has resolved to investigate the mass exodus of Multinational Companies from Nigeria. This resolution followed a motion moved

Nigerian lawmakers to investigate exit of multinationals from country - Vimarsana News

Nigerian lawmakers to investigate exit of multinationals from country

Foreign companies, especially manufacturers and energy firms, have been leaving Nigeria with many citing the current foreign exchange crunch and devaluation of the naira, as reasons.

Urging Tinubu To Stem The Tide Of Companies Leaving Nigeria To Other Countries -By Isaac Asabor – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Urging Tinubu To Stem The Tide Of Companies Leaving Nigeria To Other Countries -By Isaac Asabor – Opinion Nigeria

It will be recalled that Bolt, which currently offers food delivery services in 16 countries and 33 cities across the world, was launched in Nigeria in October 2021 after increased demand for food delivery services during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since its launch in the country, Bolt Food stated that it has partnered with over 10,000 restaurants, delivered over 1 million meals, and on boarded 23,000 agents and 12,000 merchants.

Solving the manufacturing sector conundrum - Vimarsana News

Solving the manufacturing sector conundrum

DISTURBING developments recently have ignited fears of severe adversity ahead for Nigeria’s manufacturing industry.