The biggest threat to the environment in Nigeria is people’s lack of awareness and understanding of what they can do to keep ... preserve the country’s natural resources.

Nigeria’s economy is dependent on natural resources, particularly oil. That poses all kinds of political and economic challenges that will be difficult, though not impossible, to overcome.

Nigeria: Managing Nigeria's Natural Resources for Development 17 October 2015 Daily Trust (Abuja) By Usman Bugaje The management of our oil resource has been awfully and ... We can't, however ...

With a population of over 222.8m as of November 2023 and home to plentiful natural resources, Nigeria is simultaneously Africa’s ... and how OBG's new nearshoring division can help companies bridge ...

Without belabouring the issue, the summary of the state of human development in Nigeria over the past 30 years or even since independence in 1960 can be ... s human and natural resources to ...

The World Bank has disclosed that Nigeria and other metals and mineral resource-rich countries in Sub-Saharan Africa can double revenues from natural resources such as minerals, oil, and gas.

Speaking with selected media in Abuja, Liu stated that Taiwan envies the country's abundant natural resources. He highlighted Nigeria's advantages, including its rich mineral and human resources ...

Nigeria can create a seamless value chain that fully unlocks the potential of our natural resources for the prosperity of all Nigerians. Igiehon made this known while speaking at the Nigeria ...

was a follow-up on the earlier one to get inputs for developing a workable strategy to effectively secure Nigeria’s natural resources, in line with the presidential mandate. “Today, we have ...

Nigeria may soon run out of natural resources. The rights group raised the alarm during an interactive session to mark World Earth Day, commemorated annually to demonstrate practical support for ...

Nigeria’s population is growing rapidly. It now stands at 182 million, and is projected to exceed 300 million by mid-century, surpassing the U.S. to become the world’s third-largest country.