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Africa’s richest man plans refinery to end Nigeria’s fuel woes

Published by Chris Stein on 13 July 2016

By refining oil at home, Dangote says importation will end.

Airlines pull out of Nigeria as its economy tanks

Published by Chris Stein on 6 June 2016

United Airlines flies daily between to Lagos – Nigeria’s largest city – and the US city of Houston, Texas. But not for much longer.

Questions lie ahead as Nigeria reforms state oil company

Published by Chris Stein on 22 March 2016

The restructuring of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation into five businesses and two service companies has been widely anticipated since President Muhammadu Buhari took office last year.

Roaster aims to develop Nigeria’s coffee crop and culture

Published by Chris Stein on 9 September 2015

Like many of its cash crops, Nigeria’s coffee sector has been neglected for years in favour of more lucrative commodities like oil.

Business fades at Nigeria’s traditional dye pits

Published by Chris Stein on 11 November 2014

For at least five centuries, people in the northern Nigerian city of Kano have dyed cloth in open-air pits and sold it across the region.

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