Businessday, Thursday, 25 July 2024
Top headlines in this edition
- •Targets $150m central food hub to reduce waste by 50% •Seeks $26m to establish advanced cancer, diagnostic institute (page 1)
- Lagoseyes electric-powered ferriesfrom€410m WorldBank-backed project (page 1)
- Global hunger fight hits 15-year setback-UN (page 2)
- Groupdemandsenvironmental auditofrefineriesto protectcommunities (page 7)
- These are all variants of SARS, but they are the macro-SARS; our money is achieved at and from the top (page 9)
- The Tinubu administration should therefore save the refinery from the mafia and protect it as a national asset (page 10)