Kingsley Okoh is a journalist and writer focused on national news in Nigeria. He writes for Leadership Media Group and his work has also appeared in National Economy. Kingsley covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, agriculture, real estate, and social issues impacting the country.
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Kingsley Okoh's coverage focuses heavily on business, real estate, and consumer protection in Nigeria. His interest in expert commentary and government announcements indicates a preference for insights from industry professionals or authorities.
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The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has stated that illicit trade damages societies and hinders economic growth and development.
Construction sector stakeholders, including the Nigeria Building and Road Research Institute (NBRRI) have called for the revamping of the National Building code to drive sustainable outcomes in building practices in the country.
By: Kingsley Okoh
The Federal Government has approved the exemption of small businesses, manufacturers and farmers from paying withholding tax as a way of reducing the tax
The Nigeria Building and Road Research Institute, (NBRRI) and other players in the construction business sector have called for the revamping of the National Building code, to drive sustainable outcome in building practices in the country noting that the move will address the spate of building collapse in the sector.
By: Kingsley Okoh
Marketing communication leaders and PR experts have stressed the need for brands and consumers to adopt authenticity, relatability in brand storytelling to
Coalition of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has said that sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the oil and gas sector in the country require a concerted effort of all stakeholders.
The increasing demand for clean water production has expanded the market of bottle water in Nigeria.
LEADERSHIP Sunday learnt that the scarcity of ‘hard currencies,' especially, dollars in the nation's foreign exchange market is a major concern for multinationals operating in the country and it's one of the issues while some international firms left Nigeria in recent times.
The minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, has applauded Origin Tech Group’s partnership with the federal government on the
Dev-Afrique Development Advisors, a social impact organisation, has collaborated with Kaduna State to support the domestication and implementation of the National Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) Policy.
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