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Ayo Akinfe

[1] Nigeria is a nation of very intelligent people who constantly come up with novel ideas and are superb at coming up with prototypes of machines but alas, that is like only running 50 metres in a 100 metre race. Over the decades, Nigerian inventors have come up with automobiles, aircrafts, drones, etc but as a nation, we lack the capacity to mass-produce all these items

AFRICA'S richest man Alhaji Aliko Dangote has warned that the current economic crisis that has led to rising Nigerian petrol prices as a result of the Middle East war could get worse if the conflict escalates.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] I would have loved to see both gentlemen sign an agreement committing both governments to the target of linking all of Nigeria’s 774 local government areas by rail by 2030

[2] The jewel in the crown of this network will be a high speed link connecting Abuja and Lagos, enabling travel between both cities within two hours

NIGERIA'S Super Eagles remain on course to face Iran's national team this Friday at a four-nation friendly tournament taking place in Turkey despite the ongoing volatility in the Middle East and the expulsion of two Iranian players from their squad.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Let me start off again by repeating the point that Nigeria is in her current state because of three basic problems - Intellectual laziness, we are not productive enough and our vanity. If all these problems disappeared tomorrow, our GDP would double overnight

NIGERIA could be on course for another petroleum bonanza as the price of crude oil surged to $112 a barrel as growing tensions in the Middle East and the closure of the Straits of Hormuz in particular have made the markets jittery.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Nigeria will build 10 ports along our Atlantic coastline at Badagry, Lekki and Apapa in Lagos State, Ayetoro in Ondo State, Warri in Delta State, Brass in Bayelsa State, Port Harcourt and Onne in Rivers State, Calabar in Cross River State and Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom State

NIGERIA'S former deputy senate president Senator Ike Ekweremadu could be among those first to be repatriated from the UK following the recent signing of a bilateral deal between both nations dealing with failed asylum seekers and convicted offenders.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] As from January 1 2027, no building in Nigeria will be granted a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) unless it has solar panels installed on its roof. Not having one will attract prosecution with the risk of the property being forfeited to the federal government

NIGERIA and the UK have signed a £746m export finance deal to support the redevelopment of the Lagos Apapa and Tin Can Island port complexes as part of a major trade expansion  plan aimed at boosting commerce between both nations.