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Posts tagged with "Islamic finance"

I want to see Nigeria’s Muslim community attract $100bn worth of investment annually from the following top 10 Islamic Finance banks as part of a post-coronavirus redevelopment plan African News

I want to see Nigeria’s Muslim community attract $100bn worth of investment annually from the following top 10 Islamic Finance banks as part of a post-coronavirus redevelopment plan

Ayo Akinfe (1) Al Rajhi Bank of Saudi Arabia (2) Dubai Islamic Bank of the United Arab Emirates (3) Kuwait Finance House of Kuwait (4) Maybank Islamic of Malaysia (5) Qatar Islamic Bank of Qatar (6) Alinma Bank of Saudi Arabia (7) Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank of United Arab Emirates (8) Masraf Al Rayan of Qatar (9) Al Baraka...
Rather than his recent meaningless ramble Nasir El-Rufai should have unveiled a policy plan that looks like this to address the issue at hand African News

Rather than his recent meaningless ramble Nasir El-Rufai should have unveiled a policy plan that looks like this to address the issue at hand

Ayo Akinfe (1) Kaduna State government is setting aside 5,000 square kilometres to build the largest cattle ranch in Africa in Birnin Gwari (2) Kaduna State governor has reached an agreement with Al Rayan Islamic Bank to open an animal feed compounder at Birnin Gwari (3) Kaduna State government has reached a deal with the New...
Buhari also needs to appoint a development economist like Wale Adeyemo and give him or her a freehand to do the following things African News

Buhari also needs to appoint a development economist like Wale Adeyemo and give him or her a freehand to do the following things

Ayo Akinfe (1) Ensure that annual gross domestic product (GDP) is never below 10%. Single digit growth should be considered recessionary (2) Attract a minimum of $50bn in foreign direct investment (FDI) annually (3) Hold monthly meetings with the 36 state commissioners of trade & industry and ensure that they each attract a...
 

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