The holiday season merges with groundbreaking innovations in Nigeria, from foreign exchange perks to electric bikes! Get the scoop!
The holiday season is knocking at Nigeria’s door, and what better way to celebrate than with a boost in purchasing power? Thanks to the foreign exchange situation, I Just Got Back (IJGB) individuals can now stretch their Naira further than ever before. Whether you're a returning traveler or a local looking to splurge, this season promises an array of experiences and opportunities to make the most of your finances. From delicious local delicacies to extravagant shopping sprees, this holiday season is all about indulging in everything Nigeria has to offer!
Meanwhile, Nigeria is making waves on the international front with the groundbreaking ceremony for its first-ever Geodetic Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) project in Toro, Bauchi State. This ambitious project not only stands as a testament to Nigeria's technological aspirations but also aims to advance astronomy and geodesy, allowing scientists to conduct precision measurements of the Earth’s rotation. So while generations have gazed at starry skies, Nigerian scientists are set to dive deeper into space, all from the comfort of heartland Nigeria.
And speaking of innovations, Taiwan is jumping right into the Nigerian mix by unveiling electric vehicles to help curb our carbon footprint. The electric motorbikes represent a significant step towards sustainable energy usage in Nigeria, promoting environmentally friendly transportation methods. With rising concerns over climate change, it’s refreshing to see global players like Taiwan stepping up to support Nigeria's green initiatives. Forget oil; we’re going electric in style!
In the midst of these exciting trends, the International Organisation for Migration is putting their resources where it matters as they allocate an additional $668,000 to tackle flooding across the country. As the rainy season intensifies, this funding will help mitigate disasters and provide support to affected regions. It’s pretty clear: Nigerians unite when it’s about overcoming challenges, and together, they’ll ride the waves of any flood that comes their way!
Did you know? The Geodetic VLBI project is expected to enhance not just scientific research but also aid in navigation and disaster response strategies! Also, with the unveiling of electric bikes, Nigeria joins a global movement towards clean transportation; electric vehicles could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a whopping 40% by 2030! Now that’s something to celebrate!
In the 2024 holiday season, I Just Got Back (IJGB) individuals can accomplish more with their foreign exchange in Nigeria than ever before, thanks to a ...
Nigeria held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the Geodetic VLBI project in Toro, Bauchi State.
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The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says Nigeria's headline inflation rate increased 33.88% in October 2024. | Pulse Nigeria.
Nigeria's inflation rate surged to 33.88% in October 2024, up from 32.70% in September, according to the Consumer Product Index report.
Nigeria's inflation rate rose for the second straight month in October, advancing to 33.88% in annual terms from 32.70% in September mainly due to higher ...
Nigeria's headline inflation rate rose to 33.88% in October 2024, up from 32.7% in September 2024, reflecting a 1.18%-point month-on-month increase.
Nigeria's headline inflation quickened in October after a hike in fuel prices and floods in food-producing areas affected consumer prices.
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The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says Nigeria's headline inflation rate increased to 33.88 per cent in October 2024.
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The October inflation figure represents a 1.18 percentage point increase from September's rate, reflecting a sharper rise in prices over the month.
The Statistician General of the Federation Prince Adeyemi Adeniran who announced this in a statement said inflation went up by 1.18 percent from the 32.70 ...
A report by the National Bureau of Statistics said food inflation reached 39.16% year-on-year in October from 37.77%. The jump was attributed to a steep ...
ABUJA, Nov 15 (Reuters) – Nigeria's inflation rate rose for the second straight month in October, advancing to 33.88% in annual terms NGCPIY=ECI from 32.70% ...
Nigeria's inflation rate surged to a staggering 33.88% in October 2024, according to the latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Nigeria's headline inflation rate rose to 33.88 per cent in October from the 32.70 per cent recorded in September, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) ...
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