Developers Reject N8,000 Cement Price Agreement Reached Between FG, Manufacturers

LAGOS FEBRUARY 21ST (NEWSRANGERS)-Developers in the built industry have rejected the agreement reached between the Federal Government and cement manufacturers. At the meeting, it was resolved that prices of cement will be reduced to between N7,000 and N8,000. In an exclusive interview with The PUNCH, the President of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria,…

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FG Threatens To Open Border For Cement Importation To Crash Price Hike

LAGOS FEBRUARY 20TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Federal Government has threatened to open the borders to enable cement importation if Nigeria’s cement manufacturers refuse to reduce the price of the commodity in the country. The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, who issued the threat on Tuesday, said key input materials for cement production such as…

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SystemSpecs Opens Submission Portal For 5th Annual Children’s Day  Essay Competition

 LAGOS FEBRUARY 20TH (NEWSRANGERS)-SystemSpecs has announced the opening of the submission portal for the 2024 edition of its annual essay competition. “We are delighted to announce that the 2024 SystemSpecs Children’s Day Essay Competition (CDEC) is open to entries from young writers aged 9 to 16, who are Nigerians and attend primary or secondary school in Nigeria”,…

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Nigeria Breweries Sack s Over 380 Workers As Dollar Scarcity Pushes Coy’s Loss To N106.3bn

LAGOS FEBRUARY 18TH (NEWSRNAGERS)-Nigerian Breweries Plc’s workforce has been reduced by 380 workers as the brewer struggled with the loss induced by surging cost and the naira floating policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria last year. NB joined brewery firms like International Breweries Plc which declared N59.5bn net loss in 2023 and Champions Breweries…

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Benin Trans Border Traders, Okada Riders Shun Naira For Business Transactions

LAGOS FEBRUARY 16TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Naira has suffered another setback as trans-border businessmen and women who hitherto used to transact their businesses in Naira and other currencies have stopped accepting the currency as payment for business transactions. The traders claim that using the Naira to transact their businesses has become counterproductive following its continued depreciation, adding…

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