WORLD BANK: Nigeria remains World’s poorest business destination

According to World Bank Doing Business Report 2016, Nigeria remains one of the poorest business destinations in the world, improving marginally by just one step from its ranking last year.

Out of 189 countries surveyed, Nigeria moved from 170th position with 43.56 per cent points in 2015 to 169 with 44.69 per cent points.

The World Bank said it was more difficult to do business in Nigeria in 2016 than it was last year. The country equally improved by just one step in 2014 to the previous position last year.

Oil And Gas Business Opportunity Now Opened To All

How a Medical doctor who earns #171,000 monthly started making #2.5million monthly from Oil and Gas biz despite the fall in crude oil price without owning a Fuel station.

By Dr Adeogun Emmanuel O.

Read on to see live proofs and evidences of how a 25year medical doctor has benefited massively from this; changing his financial story. Kindly note that this isn’t a scam. This is to help Nigerians looking for an extra source of Income. 

JIJI.NG: How to Start With Classifieds

SPONSORED: Actually, it is very simple. But in order to start using classifieds successfully, you have to understand clearly what they are and how they work.

So classifieds are the best shopping solution – online shopping solution. Here you can find a huge collection of advertisements describing various items, goods and services. The range of offers is truly impressive – from some accessories and food for pets to vehicles and real estate. All advertisements have a certain structure: they consist of detailed description and photo. There is no need to worry about making a purchase. Appoint a personal meeting and look at what you are going to buy. Like at any market, you see what you are going to purchase. What is more, you can even bargain!

Nigeria’s 4 refineries repositioned to produce 10m litres of PMS daily - Ibe Kachikwu

The Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, said the nation’s refineries had been repositioned to produce not less than 10 million litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, per day.

Kachikwu stated this on Sunday during his official visit to Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company (KRPC).

According to him, the mission of the visit was to ascertain the current state of the refinery and identify areas of challenges for the workers at the refinery.