BusinessDay 05 Feb 2019

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Buhari says less on state-owned oil company

products, and provision of stable power are among issues topping the agenda of candidates in the presidential election this month. Nigerians will on February 16

vote a president for the next four years, in an election that experts project will shape the future of the oil and gas industry, not only because Nigeria is Africa’s

biggest oil and gas producer, but because what happens in the country impacts the rest of

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hen Charles Azubike (not real name) and his team did the costing for an international donor-funded community project, it was premised on the prevailing foreign exchange rate of N360 per US Continues on page 38

Inside Africa to see over $10bn infrastructure IPO from telecom, media, P. 2 technology in 2019 L-R: Patience Oniha, director-general, Debt Management Office; Oscar Onyema, chief executive officer, Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE); Folorunsho Alakija, executive vice chairman, Famfa Oil Limited; Toyin Sanni, author of ‘Riding the Eagle’, and Mary Uduk, acting director-general, SEC, during a book launch in Lagos, yesterday. NAN


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