Nigeria’s N121trn debt, illegal data websites... top business stories to track this week

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June 24, 2024 8:32 amHere are the seven top business stories you need to track this week — June 24 to June 28.The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics is expected to release its electricity report for the first quarter of 2024.

Edwin said the IOCs are deliberately frustrating the refinery’s efforts to buy local crude by jerking up crude oil prices above the market price, thereby forcing it to import crude from countries as far as the United States, at huge costs.Edwin spoke to journalists at a one-day training programme, organised recently by the Dangote Group.

The agency gave the warning in a statement signed by Kayode Adegoke, its head of corporate communications, on June 22.The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria hasAdvertisement the task force has been mandated to enforce discipline among airport staff and maintain a culture of professionalism at all levels.The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved N21 billion for electricity distribution companies to procureIn the document, titled, ‘Order on the Operationalisation of “Tranche A” of the Meter Acquisition Fund,’ NERC said the N21 billion will come from the meter acquisition fund .

 

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