By October 1, 2022, it was 62 years since Nigeria had attained her independence from the colonial master.
In all these years, there are companies and agencies that have kept oiling her wheel of progress through massive investments in various areas of the economy, such as in infrastructural development, oil, and gas, power, environment sustainability, agriculture, and financial services, among others.
Through such investments, they have created huge employments, and paid taxes and royalties regularly.
Aside from these, they have also contributed to the growth and development of the country through massive social investments that have seen Nigerians in leaps and bonds.
Business Standards, an online publication, (www.businessstandardsng.com) aims of doing this Special Focus is to project or highlight the various means through which the companies concerned have bolstered the economy, and the social upliftment the country has achieved so far, in the last 62 years. The activities of a few companies have been reviewed in this respect.
Nigeria @62: NCC, Telecommunications Industry Continue To Boost Nigerian Economy
Nigeria @62: How NLNG Has Been Boosting The Nigerian Economy
Nigeria @62: Shell Companies Are Helping To Power Nigeria’s Economy
Nigeria @62: 11PLC Is Powering Nigerian Economy Through Premium Brands
Nigeria At 62: Chevron’s Commitment To Enabling Local Capacity
Nigeria @62: Access Bank Plc Committed To Help Build A Virile Economy
Nigeria @60: UBA’s Support Critical To Nigeria’s Economic Growth
Nig@62: Oando PLC Moving The Economy To Greater Height Through Investment In Gas And Power
Nigeria @62: Seplat Energy Plc, A Global Champion, And Pacesetter In The Nigerian Capital Market
Nigeria @62: TotalEnergies Committed To Better Energy Ambition in Nigeria
