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MAN urges govt to operationalise N1trn manufacturing fund at 9% (opens the original)
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The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), has urged the Federal Government to operationalise the N1 trillion Manufacturing Stabilisation Fund at a nine per cent interest rate as part of measures to ease financing constraints and boost manufacturing activities. The Association also called for broader fiscal and structural interventions following the latest decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to reduce the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) by 350 basis poin
Manufacturers, SMEs on ventilators as operating costs soar (opens the original)
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Nigerian manufacturers and small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) share a common denominator: they are struggling to stand strong on sinking sand. They are facing mounting pressure from rising petrol prices, as higher energy and transportation costs continue to drive up production, logistics and operating expenses across the economy. The development has renewed debate over the controversial petrol subsidy regime, with stakeholders divided over whether the government should introduce targeted
AERE: Economy stabilising, but Nigerians limping, wailing (opens the original)
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The Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics (AERE) has said Nigeria’s economy is beginning to stabilise after years of major economic distortions, but warned that the real test for the Federal Government is whether the improvement will translate into better living conditions for Nigerians. In a policy statement titled “The Economy is Stabilising: Now Let the People Feel It,” the Chairman of AERE, Dr Dele Kelvin-Oye, said recent improvements in key economic indicators should be seen as the begi
FCMB, JSAID train 100 entrepreneurs (opens the original)
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Jenniez School of African Interior Design (JSAID) and FCMB SheVentures have trained 100 interior designers to strengthen their financial literacy, business management skills, and ability to build sustainable enterprises. The programme combined JSAID’s expertise in interior design education, professional development, and entrepreneurship with FCMB SheVentures’ financial and business development support. Participants received practical guidance on structuring and managing their businesses, making
CAPPA calls for better food safety rules (opens the original)
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Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has urged the Federal Government to review Nigeria’s food fortification strategies to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure that public health takes precedence over corporate interests. CAPPA also called on the government to implement policies and programmes that would expand Nigerians’ access to safe, nutritious and wholesome foods, particularly for vulnerable groups. Industry Monitoring Officer, CAPPA, Humphrey Ukeaja, made th
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