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ArticleNigeria's youth­ful pen­sion con­trib­ut­ors fuel next pool of patient cap­ital

NIGERIA’S PENSION sys­tem is increas­ingly becom­ing a long-term invest­ment engine as younger work­ers account for the bulk of new entrants into the Con­trib­ut­ory Pen­sion Scheme (CPS), cre­at­ing a grow­ing pool of cap­ital that could be deployed...

Nigeria's youth­ful pen­sion con­trib­ut­ors fuel next pool of patient cap­ital

ArticleNigeria’s fast­est growth in five years faces job cre­ation test

NIGERIA’S ECONOMY grew at its quick­est pace in five years, but the com­pos­i­tion of the expan­sion raises ques­tions whether the recov­ery can gen­er­ate enough pro­duct­ive jobs to match the coun­try’s rap­idly rising work­force. Real gross...

Nigeria’s fast­est growth in five years faces job cre­ation test

ArticleNCS seeks stronger policies, fund­ing for child­hood can­cer care

THE NIGERIAN Can­cer Soci­ety (NCS) has called for stronger policies, sus­tain­able fin­an­cing and improved health sys­tems to strengthen child­hood can­cer care and out­comes in Nigeria. Pro­fessor Abidemi Omon­isi, NCS pres­id­ent, made the call in...

NCS seeks stronger policies, fund­ing for child­hood can­cer care

Article2027: Tinubu’s achieve­ments enough to earn second term, says Uzod­inma

GOVERNOR HOPE Uzod­inma of Imo State and Dir­ector-gen­eral of the Renewed Hope Ambas­sad­ors (RHA) has said Pres­id­ent Bola Tinubu’s achieve­ments in his first three years in office are enough to earn him a second term in 2027. Uzod­inma made the...

2027: Tinubu’s achieve­ments enough to earn second term, says Uzod­inma