Fintech
November 6, 2024
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At the beginning of 2020, Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote told reporters he projected a turnover of $30 billion for his businesses over the next two years. At the time, his company – Dangote Group has an annual turnover of about $4 billion, and upon the completion and running of the refinery, fertilizer, petrochemicals and other businesses, the company’s turnover should be about $30 billion in the next two years. The Dangote Refinery Complex is…
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Dangote Urea Fertilizer Plant, the $2.5 billion investment owned by Africa’s riches man Aliko Dangote, has been given the all-clear to commence production anytime next month. The plant is part of the $12 billion Dangote refinery project that covers an area of 2,635 hectares on the Lekki Free Zone overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Lagos. The Urea Fertilizer plant was built to tap into Nigeria’s demand for fertilizer, a critical component of achieving food sufficiency…
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Did you just land that loyal partner? you ought o know how to smash raw and safely without getting pregnant. The key to having unprotected sex with your partner without getting pregnant is to know how to calculate an infertile phase – A safe period in which the probability of getting pregnant is lowest. DEFINING SAFE PERIOD Safe period is that portion of the menstrual cycle of the human female during which conception is least…
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An investigative journalist claims to have obtained footage of militants regrouping in the Niger-Delta creeks after reports earlier this week that the federal government paid N800 million to secure the release of students and teachers kidnapped from a school in Kagara, Niger state. The journalist who tweets under the Twitter handle @Truthfully83 reports that the militants have threatened hostilities. The FG under @MBuhari cannot pay 800 million naira to Kankara Kidnap Bandits, & 800 million…
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A new variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Nigeria and 15 other countries, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control confirmed on Monday. The centre’s director-general Chikwe Ihekweazu announced the discovery at Monday’s joint briefing of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19. The new strain, B.1.2.5 which is different from the highly infectious B.1.1.7, has not been described as a variant of concern yet, he said. He said that researchers and scientists were still…