Green bonds have grown in popularity in recent years. Just $37 billion was issued globally in 2014; by 2018, total issues had risen to $150 billion, with the U.S., France and China accounting for over 40% of this. #SBClassic
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This year the Nigerian Military was invited to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo (REMT) @EdinburghTattoo, now ongoing. Someone (no idea yet who) made this video of the Nigerian contingent’s performance (The Brigade of Guards) & shared, with commentary. It’s beautiful to watch.
This is Barinaasanen Opbe, A Nigerian sculptor. He made this with fibre glass.Please retweet, he needs global recognition. Let's make his art go viral. ✊🏻
Now that y'all are slandering Michael Jackson because of Beyonce...
It'll be nice to show you his superbowl performance where he simply stood still for 90seconds and everyone was losing their minds.
MJ = Undefeated.
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In 2017, the Nigerian government began its $55 million green bond programme, issuing a five-year $29 million green bond (13.48% interest p.a.) influenced by our commitment to the Paris Agreement. Via @ologunkoree https://t.co/irWzK2tfvb
In today's #NewArticle@ologunkoree looks at the what the #AfCFTA promises and what Nigeria is missing out on by abstaining from the deal. https://t.co/JPUfSyhBFu
Trade within Africa is still one of the untapped areas for growth - whether you're Nigerian, Ghanaian or Ivory Coast.
No agreement is perfect, but the AfCFTA still offers a lot of useful benefits.
@ologunkoree digs into the agreement for @StearsBusiness
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