…while only nine recorded declines. A major catalyst for September’s growth was the industrial sector. The Industry PMI strengthened to 52.0 points, climbing steeply from the 50.6 points logged in August to mark a second straight month of expansion. According to the apex bank, 10 out of the 16 surveyed industrial subsec…

…capacity to produce skilled manpower for Ogun State and Nigeria’s emerging oil, gas and industrial sectors. According to him, GIPI, established in 2008 by an Act of the Ogun State House of Assembly under the administration of former Governor Gbenga Daniel, has enormous potential but has been constrained by inadequate f…

…the government seeking to create a pipeline of skilled workers and entrepreneurs for the industrial sector. However, the government identified several operational issues that must be resolved as activation begins, including power supply, logistics and heavy-duty truck management, workers’ accommodation, security, maint…

…percent, and the agriculture sector, with 26.15 percent, led the economy, while the industrial sector, at 3.96 percent, slowed during the period under review. Reacting, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in a statement by his presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, said Nigeria’s GDP growth was encouraging and assured Niger…

…while the Dangote Academy provides practical training for graduates entering the industrial sector, according to information presented at the ceremony. The Aliko Dangote Foundation also runs an education scholarship programme and plans to invest $70m annually over the next 10 years in secondary and tertiary education,…

…the country and the Ajaokuta Steel Company as part of efforts to reposition Nigeria’s industrial sector and accelerate economic growth. Minister of State for Industry, Senator John Enoh, disclosed this during an interview on Channels Television on Tuesday, saying the Tinubu administration was implementing the National…

…that demand for foreign exchange remained concentrated in the productive sectors. The industrial sector accounted for the largest share of visible import FX utilisation at 37.90 percent, followed by manufactured products with 25.04 percent and the oil sector with 19.63 percent, reflecting continued reliance on imported…