Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 11th November 2024
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 11th November 2024 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Vote Buying: A Never-Ending Cycle
ShareFELIX NWANERI writes on the menace of vote- buying which is fast eroding the people’s confidence in Nigeria’s electoral process given that money is gradually becoming a major determinant of electoral contests Despite the fact that Nigeria has invested in biometric technology, which seems to have reduced ballot snatching during elections, there is no doubt…
New Telegraph.
Bagudu: Nigeria Gifted With Capacity To Develop Economy As China
ShareNigeria has the capacity to develop like China, whose economy is expanding with a combination of high domestic product growth (GDP) and strong currency appreciation. Minister of Budget and Economic Planning Sen. Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, stated this when he received Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) that paid him courtesy call over the weekend….
New Telegraph.
Looming Oil Glut To Reshape Global Energy Landscape
ShareThe World Bank predicts a significant oil oversupply in the coming years, leading to a potential drop in oil prices below $60 per barrel. While consumers in developed countries may benefit from lower energy and food costs, developing nations will continue to face high food prices and food insecurity. The oil industry, particularly major oil…
New Telegraph.
Ikotun: Technology‘ll Unlock Nigeria’s Aviation Opportunities
ShareA travel expert and the Managing Director, Finchglow Travels, Ezekiel Ikotun, said Nigeria’s aviation sector would continue to grow and be driven by innovation, resilience, and forward-thinking leadership. He equally said that technology was reshaping the aviation industry by navigating complex challenges while unlocking new opportunities. He reiteratd that the travel industry had rapidly evolved…
New Telegraph.
MSMEs Can Create Over 20 Million Jobs – CPPE
ShareChief Executive Officer, Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE), Dr. Muda Yusuf, has said that Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) can create no fewer than 20 million jobs. He stated that the employment multiplier of investments in small businesses was very high. He added that MSMEs were also an effective poverty reduction…
New Telegraph.
John-Williams: It’s Very Important To Have A Regulatory Body For The Fintech Sub-Sector
ShareWhat can you say about fintech in Nigeria? Is the sector faring well? Are the fintech operators, especially the startups, getting the funds from the CBN? Let me be straight to the point, the fintech operators don’t get any money from CBN, and the CBN does not even care how the fintechs are coping financially….
New Telegraph.
‘Nigeria Needs AI Experts For Development Of Tech Ecosystem’
ShareThe President of Google Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Matt Brittin, has underscored the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence in developing Nigeria’s tech ecosystem. According to him, for the country and other African countries to fulfil their potential as an AI leader, there is need for investment in the skills and knowledge base of…
New Telegraph.
Forex Reforms: ‘Tinubu Has Attracted Significant FDIs’
ShareThe National President, Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA), Dele Kelvin Oye, Esq., has commended the current administration’s reforms on foreign exchange. Oye, in his presentation at the Editors’ Conference, taking place in Bayelsa State, listed the positive effects of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration’s reforms on the economy. He…
New Telegraph.
Value Of Vehicle Spare Parts Importation Hits N1.7trn
ShareDespite the sharp drop in importation of used vehicles in the last one year, importers still spend about N1.7 trillion ($1 billion) on spare parts importation annually for damaged vehicle repairs being shipped into the country from United States and Europe. Findings revealed that within the last three months, the two roll-on roll-off terminals at…
New Telegraph.
The Minors: Reflection Of Decay In Society
Share When voices rise in waves of protest, deeper wounds are laid bare—truths woven into our laws and ethics, waiting to be unearthed. In Nigeria, one such moment emerged in the #EndBadGovernance protests, where voices for change faced harsh reprisals. The arrest and prosecution of 76 individuals, among them children, echoed like a somber drumbeat…
New Telegraph.
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