“Abia remains the ultimate beneficiary of all the governor’s public speaking engagements, which are more like his own shuttle diplomacy, that offered him interesting platforms to spotlight Abia in the world map”
“The government must be transparent in its dealings and prioritize the welfare and wellbeing of its citizens above corporate profits or political interests”
Section 165(1)(m) of the Electricity Act 2023 permits the commission to award licence of mini-grid concessions to renewable energy companies to exclusively serve a specific geographical location indicating aggregate electricity to be generated and distributed from a site with the obligation to serve customers to request service.
“I will not fail to give those of us in Labour party the credit of patience and sincere alliance with the leader to get practical results of nation building void of billboard sentiments of events that are just not there. The road to South East economic development has been carved here.”
Nigerian business men should take advantage of the growing China digital market to expand their business frontiers in China to include digital technology which is the future of import and export business ecosystem – Maximus Ogbonna
“The race to achieve net zero status and carbon productivity for richer countries and their corporate organisations to the detriment of the developing countries is giving rise to a debacle of immense proportions”
“We Are Committed to Enthronement of Total Preference and Patronage of Made-In-Aba Products and Services Globally.” We are Made-In-Aba Products Promotion Agency (MIAPPA). We are grateful for your dent of hardwork, ingenuity, doggedness and commitment in leading the Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) as the Japan of Africa. Just like, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and China of yesterday. If the above countries have made it from local to international, from low quality products to higher quality, we in Aba will also make it to the Top. And NOW…
“We simply employed prudent management of the resources at our disposal for the actual purpose of governance and that is investing on social infrastructure projects and the people’s welfare”
Nigeria is China’s largest export market in sub-Saharan Africa, while China is one of Nigeria’s largest export markets worldwide. Specifically, Nigeria has a comparative advantage in fuels and basic materials,
“Given the vital role that petrol plays in driving various sectors of the economy, such as transportation and power generation, the management of fuel subsidy holds crucial implications for Nigeria’s overall economic stability”
