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AfDB supports African economies with $36b through ADF
Thursday, 20 June 2013 09:52
African economies have received an amount of $36 billion from the African Development Fund (ADF) since its inception 40 years ago.
Smarting from the success of its recent rebranding efforts, which witnessed the total overhauling of the packaging of its flagship product, Bournvita, one of Nigeria’s leading food and beverage manufacturer, Cadbury Nigeria, said it is determined to consolidate on the goodwill and patronage it has enjoyed from Nigerian consumers to continue to produce quality products.
Architect Musa Mohammed Sada is Nigeria’s Minister of Mines and Steel Development. A graduate of Architecture from Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria in 1982 who in this recent interview volunteered an insight into the roadmap for the development of Mineral and Metal Sector, launched by the ministry and what Nigerians should be expected from the ministry in the next two years.
As part of efforts to guarantee effective and sustainable power supply in Nigeria, the Federal Government on Wednesday in London, assured power investors of maximum support in ensuring that power business succeeds in the country.
Following the major challenges constraining socio-economic growth and development of power infrastructure in the country, Nestle Nigeria PlC , has optimised the use of fossil fuel to generate energy.
