Author: BPE Communications

Objectives Ease of Access to World Class Services Improve Value of Health Solution Advanced Technology Reduce out- of- Pockets expenses Reduce out- of- Pockets expenses Prospect Harnessing more than $1 billion annually to medical tourism Encouraging tens of thousands of...

OBJECTIVES To ensure that every child on earth should have the right to the highest quality education that is available To be aware that Education is directly related to the strength of out Country. To know that a good education...

  BACKGROUND (KANO FREE TRADE ZONE ) Kano state is in close to many other West African Countries like Chad, Niger, Mali etc. which could serve as export markets for the companies. Kano is the largest consumer market in Nigeria,...

  BACKGROUND The Bank of Agriculture Limited (BoA) is a Nigerian national agricultural and rural developmentfinance institution, wholly owned by the FGN. The Bank was incorporated as Nigerian Agricultural Bank in 1973 and in 1978, was renamed Nigerian Agricultural and...

BACKGROUND River Basin Development Authorities (“the RBDAs” or the “the Authorities”) were created to harness and develop the nation’s water resource potentials and serve as veritable vehicles for comprehensive and integrated rural development in Nigeria.  CURRENT STATUS Shareholding Structure :100%...

BACKGROUND This Act established the Federal Capital Territory Water Board charged with the responsibility for providing safe, adequate and affordable water supply services to the residents of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. It defines objectives, functions and powers of the...

BACKGROUND The Lagos International Trade Fair Complex located along Lagos-Badagry Expressway, a major gateway into Nigeria from the West African coast, was commissioned in 1976 as an international trade hub to cater for trade with countries along the west coast....

Save Sugar Company was established in 1982 and started production in 1983. Save Sugar Company is a joint venture between Nigeria and Benin Republic with the following shareholding structure: 1 Federal Government of Nigeria 46% 2 Republic of Benin 49%...