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Top 10 wealthiest people in Nigeria in 2021 and their net worth

16Mar

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Top 10 wealthiest people in Nigeria in 2021 and their net worth

Top 10 richest individuals in Nigeria in 2021 and their net worth Even amidst the economic difficulties many Nigerians are experiencing, it still doesn’t imply that no Nigerians are enjoying a lavish lifestyle. Despite the economic circumstances affecting affluent individuals in the nation, it, however, doesn’t suggest they cannot indulge in the lifestyle they desire. During the 2020 pandemic, there was an instance of one Nigerian tycoon who purchased extravagant vehicles for his three daughters simultaneously. In spite of possessing this wealth, the prominent figures are not surrendering anytime soon as they persist in channeling their funds into various forms of investment. A well-known song states, “Dangote still dey find the money.” The artist is accurate as Alh. Aliko Dangote, wh...

Access Bank code, buy Airtime, transfer money to banks in Nigeria 2021

16Mar

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Access Bank code, buy Airtime, transfer money to banks in Nigeria 2021

Access Bank code for purchasing Airtime & transferring funds to other banks within Nigeria 2021 In the ranking of the largest banks with an extensive clientele, Access Bank ranks among the top five in Nigeria. Access Bank, which began operations in the nation in 1989 and is owned by Access Bank Group, is an international commercial bank that has developed into one of the foremost banks within the financial sector. The Bank gained further recognition following its merger with Diamond Bank on April 1, 2019. It is now regarded as the largest bank in Africa. Following its recent merger with Diamond Bank, the bank has adopted a new logo, symbolizing the initiation of a larger banking entity. To assist Access Bank clients in Nigeria with purchasing airtime and transferring f...

Nigeria Navy rank, symbols and Salary structure 2021 update

16Mar

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Nigeria Navy rank, symbols and Salary structure 2021 update

Nigeria Navy ranks, insignia and Salary framework 2021 revision The Nigeria Navy is recognized as the most formidable in West Africa, as well as one of the most powerful across Africa, boasting significant human resources and being well-equipped. They collaborate with other global partners to safeguard the Gulf of Guinea against maritime illicit activities, such as abduction, oil theft, piracy, marine ecological preservation, underwater combat, intelligence gathering, and territorial infringement. The origins of the Nigeria Navy trace back to 1914 when it was referred to as the Nigerian Marine; it subsequently evolved into the Nigerian Naval Force. In 1959, Queen Elizabeth II of England authorized Nigeria to adopt the title ‘Royal Nigerian Navy’; it was later modified to the N...

Richest States in Nigeria: Top 10 in 2021 update

16Mar

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Richest States in Nigeria: Top 10 in 2021 update

Wealthiest States in Nigeria: Top 10 in 2021 review Nigeria ranks among the most prominent nations on the African continent and is one of the most well-known globally. The nation, often referred to as the giant of Africa, also boasts the distinction of being the most populous nation of black individuals worldwide. In spite of the pervasive corruption within the nation, it continues to flourish. There are beliefs that certain countries would struggle to endure the extent of corruption that Nigeria has and continues to confront. For those unfamiliar, Nigeria consists of 36 states and six regions, namely, the South West, South East, South-South, North Central, North East, and North West. Even amidst the widespread difficulties in the nation, some states are regarded as signif...

Nigerian Governors Salary: How Much Governors in Nigeria Earn 2021 update

16Mar

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Nigerian Governors Salary: How Much Governors in Nigeria Earn 2021 update

Nigerian Governors Compensation: What Governors in Nigeria Receive 2021 Update When it pertains to administration and politics in Nigeria, numerous Nigerians will assert that some political office bearers are in the position to profit rather than to serve the populace. Throughout the years, there has been a demand for a decrease in government spending, particularly concerning the remuneration of political officeholders. At present, the economic climate has been significantly impacted with food prices escalating; this also raises the question of when the expenses of governance would be lowered to reflect the current circumstances. Thus far, no measures have been taken in this regard. Perhaps you are curious about how much a governor receives, or you aim to enhance your understanding of ...

Top 100 university in Nigeria 2021 updates (see full list)

16Mar

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Top 100 university in Nigeria 2021 updates (see full list)

Sure! Here’s the text with synonyms and a restructured format while maintaining the HTML tags and overall layout: 1University of Ibadan2Covenant University Ota3University of Nigeria4Obafemi Awolowo University5University of Lagos6Ahmadu Bello University7University of Port Harcourt8Federal University of Technology Akure9University of Benin10Adekunle Ajasin University11Federal University of Technology Minna12Ladoke Akintola University of Technology13Bayero University Kano14University of Calabar15Landmark University16University of Ilorin17University of Jos18Lagos State University19Federal University of Technology Owerri20University of Uyo21Rivers State University of Science & Technology22Redeemer’s University23University of Agriculture Abeokuta24Federal University Oye Ekiti Ekiti State2...

16Mar

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Nigeria Naira Symbol, Sign and History

nigerian naira symbols ₦, Sign and History When you notice the dollar symbol, the initial thought that arises is the USA; likewise, the British pounds and the Chinese yen; each serves as a term for the currency of its respective nation. Similarly, Naira is a distinctive term derived from Nigeria, introduced by Chief Obafemi Awolowo, recognized among the country's founding figures. Prior to the establishment of Naira and Kobo in 1973, Nigerians employed various names to signify the money utilized in the West African nation; prominently used was the British pounds, which circulated from 1907 to 1973. The adoption of pounds was attributed to Nigeria's history as a former colony of the British Government, losing this status upon gaining independence on October 1, 1960. In addition to poun...

Independence day; What you should know about Nigeria

16Mar

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Independence day; What you should know about Nigeria

Independence day; What you ought to understand about Nigeria West African nation, Nigeria today, on October 1st 2021, commemorates its 61st Independence day, an occasion observed each year to signify the cessation of British colonial governance in the region. This day is typically celebrated by Nigerians from all sectors, along with Nigerians and admirers of the nation abroad. Many individuals whose youth spanned from 1960 to around 2006 would recollect participating in the parade marches within their respective states, where government officials from various tiers were present to receive the salutes from schoolchildren. Although this custom has faded, it remains one of the enjoyable activities associated with such a day. The celebration of Independence Day commences with ...

Grace Atinuke Oyelude: Everything to know about the first-ever Miss Nigeria

16Mar

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Grace Atinuke Oyelude: Everything to know about the first-ever Miss Nigeria

Grace Atinuke Oyelude: All you need to know about the inaugural Miss Nigeria Grace Atinuke Oyelude, on Tuesday, November 16th, 2021, marked her 90th birthday, with her photographs becoming viral on social platforms. Since that time, numerous Nigerians have been curious about Grace Atinuke Oyelude. She is recognized as the first Miss Nigeria, crowned in 1957, three years prior to when Nigeria gained independence from British colonial rule. Grace Atinuke Oyelude attained the title of queen by outshining over 200 Nigerian contestants in the beauty pageant. At one stage, the former beauty queen disclosed that she stumbled into the title of Miss Nigeria unintentionally. This occurred because her brother, a broadcaster in Lagos, enrolled her in the beauty contest without her awareness. To d...

October 2022 best-performing mutual funds in Nigeria

16Mar

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October 2022 best-performing mutual funds in Nigeria

Nigerian mutual funds experienced a decline in return on investment (ROI) of 0.4% for the month of October 2022, as their net asset value decreased by N13.83 billion to N1.48 trillion. Information from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission corroborates this. The Net Asset Value (NAV) of the 131 mutual funds registered with the SEC dropped from N1.49 trillion on September 30, 2018, to N1.48 trillion on October 28, 2022. According to further analysis, infrastructure funds recorded an increase of N12.78 billion during the review month, while investments in fixed-income funds plummeted by N16.89 billion. Despite the underwhelming performance of mutual funds during this period, dollar-denominated funds led the rankings of the best performers. Since the US Federal Reserve has r...

AU partners CSOs, and religious leaders in Nigeria to protect rights of the girl child

16Mar

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AU partners CSOs, and religious leaders in Nigeria to protect rights of the girl child

The African Union team focused on safeguarding children's rights and abolishing female genital mutilation has initiated projects in collaboration with the Civil Society coalition in Nigeria, alongside religious and traditional leaders, to eradicate child marriages in Nigeria. This initiative arises from the escalating number of girls and young women, especially in northern Nigeria, suffering from vesicovaginal fistula and a significant prevalence of maternal and infant mortality. Hemine Kembo Gatsing, the leader of the AU team and representative of the Head AU, mentioned that engaging with the CSO coalition and additional stakeholders, including traditional and religious leaders, is an element of their three-day mission in Nigeria aimed at promoting the AU’s efforts to eliminate child mar...

Save the Children International urges govt to fight against pneumonia in Nigeria

16Mar

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Save the Children International urges govt to fight against pneumonia in Nigeria

The Nigerian administration has been called upon by Save the Children International (SCI) to spearhead the battle against pediatric pneumonia by providing sufficient oxygen and medications in medical facilities. As stated by the organization, pneumonia in children under the age of five is the primary cause of fatalities in Nigeria. This was announced on Monday in Dutse, Jigawa State, during an observance of World Pneumonia Day by Famari Barro, Country Director for Save the Children International. “Leading the Charge to Eliminate Pneumonia,” the theme for this year’s World Pneumonia Day, serves as a reminder to stakeholders that “swift action is crucial to safeguard the 700,000 children who miss the opportunity to celebrate their fifth birthday annually,” according to Mr. Barro. ...

High commissioner says UK to help Nigeria deliver credible elections in 2023

16Mar

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High commissioner says UK to help Nigeria deliver credible elections in 2023

Catriona Laing, the British High Commissioner in Nigeria, asserted that the UK government is aiding Nigeria in conducting trustworthy elections in 2023. This statement was made by Laing, who indicated that the UK would vigilantly oversee the elections in a conversation with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja. She conveyed optimism on behalf of the UK government that Nigeria would execute free and fair elections in 2023 following the implementation of the amended Electoral Act. She stated that by ensuring the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) adhered to the correct protocols and partnering with civil society organizations for advocacy, the UK government has been facilitating the electoral process in Nigeria. “What I have just mentioned – the adv...

Nigeria gov’t collaborates UNICEF, WHO, others to assess primary healthcare centers

16Mar

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Nigeria gov’t collaborates UNICEF, WHO, others to assess primary healthcare centers

In a bid to enhance healthcare services in Nigeria, the federal government of Nigeria has initiated an assessment of the advancements made in revitalizing Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs) at both national and state levels. The National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA), the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Dangote Foundation collaborated on this initiative, which aimed to conduct a peer evaluation of the infrastructure and resource allocation at all of the nation’s primary healthcare centers. The objective of the project was to assess the facilities of the primary centers using an impartial panel of experienced professionals who would assign scores based on their effectiveness....