The Federal government has debunked reports of alleged purchase of Gold from artisanal miners and sales of the precious metal to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by Zamfara State Government. A statement issued by the...
The Federal Government of Nigeria is perfecting plans of obtaining a 750 million dollar loan from the world bank to help states mitigate the effect of COVID-19. This was disclosed by the Minister of Finance, Budget,...
The government of Kogi state has introduced a levy on every loaf of bread baked in the state. The move according to Kogi State ministry of commerce and industry is aimed at improving the state's internally...
Former President of Nigeria, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has tasked Nigerians in Diaspora on the need to invest their skills and talents towards the development of the nation. Dr. Jonathan made the call on Thursday in...
Oil marketers have been directed by the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) to sell the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) for N170 per litre. The instruction followed Thursday’s night announcement of N155.17 ex-depot price to...
A furious Nigerian woman has taken to social media to lament what she described as an unwarranted deduction of $130 from her bank account. The unidentified woman who operates an account with Zenith Bank, explained that...
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