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Eric Ojo

Tinubu’s first budget retains a bad trend: big govt over infrastructure

President Bola Tinubu is committing more money in his first full-year budget to government running cost than infrastructure, keeping with a tradition set by...

Nigeria’s revenue to GDP too low, IMF warns

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expressed concern about Nigeria's low revenue-to-GDP ratio, urging the government to prioritize raising revenue to address high inflation and...

Science week highlights stem cell advances

Pioneering advancements in stem cell research, heralding a new era of medical possibilities, captured the spotlight at the 2023 Science Week in Berlin, Germany. Scientists...

Burkina Faso’s Yikri wins €100,000 European microfinance award

Yikri, a microfinance institution from Burkina Faso, has emerged winner of this year’s €100 000 European Microfinance Award. The award was launched in October 2005...

Nigeria inflation soars again – driving more people into poverty

Nigeria's inflation rate soared for the 10th straight month to an 18-year high in October, driven by weaker naira, low food production and the...

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Hardship: Two-thirds of Nigerian families go hungry, says govt report

Nearly two-thirds of Nigerian households are going hungry and...

Africa needs $2.7 trillion by 2030 to combat climate change

Africa currently requires approximately $2.7 trillion by 2030, an...

U.S. says Google must sell Chrome browser to break search engine monopoly

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has demanded Google...

Nigeria ranks 7th globally for international students in U.S.

Nigerian student enrollment at U.S. colleges and universities rose...
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