Nigeria gets 60 per cent of government revenue and 90 per cent of its foreign exchange from the sale of oil. (Image source: skeeze/Pixabay)
Nigeria’s Presidential Advisory Council had warned that in the midst of the falling price of oil due to the ravaging COVID-19, Nigeria risked sliding into recession
Nigeria is expected to spend less importing the refined petroleum products in 2020. (Image source: Talpa/Pixabay)
With the price of oil dropping in the international market, Nigeria expected to spend less on importing refined products
This will provide job opportunities and empower women and youth groups for possible business along the water and sanitation value chain. (Image source: World Bank Photo Collection/Flickr)
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a US$121.7mn loan and US$ 3.37mn grant from the Rural Water Supply Sanitation Initiative Trust Fund to support Namibia’s “Water Sector Support Programme”
Timipre Sylva, junior minister petroleum resources, will be a member of the committee. (Image source: Blossom Ozurumba/Wikimedia Commons)
In light with the COVID-19 situation, the Nigerian government has set up a committee to review 2020 preparatory to cutting down on its spending
According to Nigerian officials, it was imperative that it closed those borders. (Image source: robnaw/Adobe Stock)
Muhammad Buhari, Nigeria’s President, has restated that the closing of the border with the country’s neighbours was in Nigeria’s best interest
