英語 での Nigeria's の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Prior to the minimum wage rise, the government had argued that many of Nigeria's 36 states struggled to pay salaries of state employees.
As Nigeria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations(2018-2019), Professor Mohammad-Bande worked with colleagues from all regions of the world to achieve common objectives.
On August 19th Nigeria's security forces declared that Mr Shekau, who has led Boko Haram for the past three years, may be dead.
Nigeria's central bank would provide guarantees for about 575 billion naira in local currency for 10 years, with African Development Bank providing a $300 million loan.
Dangote, who built his fortune in cement, is building the world's largest single oil refinery with capacity of 650,000 barrels per day(bpd) to help to reduce Nigeria's dependence on imported petroleum.
The difference is that this year, for the first time, the US nominee is being challenged by a strong candidate from the developing world, Nigeria's finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
In appointing its next president, the bank's board should reject the nominee of its most influential shareholder, America, and pick Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.”.
In March 2003, Sepp Blatter initially said Nigeria's plan to co host the 2010 FIFA World Cup with four African countries would not work.
In appointing its next president,” the Economist opined,“the bank's board should reject the nominee of its most influential shareholder, America, and pick Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.”.
A recent NBER study* estimated that a decrease of Nigeria's fertility rate by one child per woman would boost GDP per head by 13% over 20 years.
Nigeria's demographics make it one of the fastest growing economies of any country in the world and it is considered to be the gateway to Middle and Western Africa.
Renewed violence in Nigeria's northeastern state of Borno has displaced more than 140,000 people this year alone, and with many farmers having missed planting seasons, three million people are now food insecure.
Yet on its face, Nigeria's constitution(section 45.1) also allows many exceptions to freedom of expression that can essentially eviscerate the right, unless carefully interpreted.
IN A grey building on a busy roundabout in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, Aliko Dangote deals in everything from cement and sugar to pasta and prayer mats.
Nigeria's government has defended its approach to the crisis and warned that a rescue effort might risk the girls' lives.
Nigeria's biggest telecoms firm MTN has launched a mobile money transfer service, targeting those without bank accounts, and said on Thursday it plans to become a payment services bank once it obtains approval from the central bank.
In a fundamental shift in its stance on cryptocurrencies, Nigeria's central bank is now looking at researching blockchain technology and even introducing its own digital currency.
Nigeria's government, keen to win lucrative grants as a front-line ally in the West's“global war on terror”, has encouraged such explanations.
Nigeria's army suffers from weak morale- at least 66 soldiers are on death row over their refusal to fight last year- and its units have often fled(the army calls it tactical manoeuvring) before the militants.
Nigeria's telecoms market is the second-fastest growing in the world, after China. We are getting investments of about a billion dollars a year in telecoms. And nobody knows, except a few smart people.