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Africa Investment Forum 2018: a new Bold Vision Tilts Capital Flows into Africa - THISDAYLIVEBennett Oghifo “Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others,” a saying goes. When African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina laid out his vision to tilt the flow of capital into Africa by convening the first transaction-based investment forum, many did not see what was coming ahead. One year down the road, …
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AfDB to Boost Infrastructure in Africa through Private Equity Investment - THISDAYLIVEBy Bamidele Famoofo African Development Bank (AfDB) has said it will increase participation in Africa’s infrastructure development through private equity investment. The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) in line with its resolve has therefore approved its third equity investment of US$40 million in Africa Infrastructure Investment Fund (AIIF3), a closed-ended pan-African …
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AfDB Approves US$40m for Africa Infrastructure Investment Fund - THISDAYLIVEBy Charles Ajunwa The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved its third equity investment of US$40 million in Africa Infrastructure Investment Fund (AIIF3), a closed-ended pan-African infrastructure fund managed by South Africa-based Africa Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM). The proposal represents the Bank’s third investment with this fund manager, following a …
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AMCON Boss Calls for Increased Investment in Human Capital - THISDAYLIVEThe Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Mr. Ahmed Kuru has reiterated the need for the government and institutions at all levels to pay more attention to human capital development, which he described as the key to the paradigm shift the country is clamouring for. Kuru, who was special guest of …
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PDP Blames Buhari for Loss of $2.8bn GE Investment - THISDAYLIVEBy Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday said President Muhammadu Buhari administration has caused the country another huge economic setback following the withdrawal of General Electric (GE) from a $2.8 billion railway concession deal due to the harsh economic policies of his administration. The main opposition party said Buhari administration is the … One Buffon was talking trash last week, buharideens need God's mercy
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NLNG Train 7 Project Threatened as Shareholders Shelve Investment Decision - THISDAYLIVEBy Chika Amanze-Nwachuku There are strong indications that the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited’s expansion project may experience further setbacks as shareholders failed to take a Final Investment Decision (FID) on the much publicised $12 billion Train 7 project earlier scheduled for this month without giving a new timeline within which the project would … Could not open the article
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Abuja ICT Park Will Create Investment Opportunities, Says FG - THISDAYLIVEEmma Okonji The federal government yesterday in Lagos said the initiative to establish Abuja Information and Communication Technology (ICT) park inside the Abuja Technology Village would open investment opportunities for Nigeria. The Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, who made the disclosure at a business roundtable for industry stakeholders, said although the initiative to establish the … Here is another APC Minister without NYSC certificate
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