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Article 'Data Stains: FG to Withhold Services from Debtors Using National ID System'- Nigeria News
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Sky is no Limit: Nigeria Set to Send First Citizen to SpaceI seriously love to become the federal republic of Nigeria first astronaut I volunteer to go to the space Even if it's just for 11mins i don't...
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Data Stains: FG to Withhold Services from Debtors Using National ID SystemMisplaced priorities... Why not work on bad economy in the country, virtually no one will have any reason to go borrow money if the economy is...
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Nigerian banks have announced that students can now pay international tuition fees directly from their naira accounts through the...
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Nigerian business mogul Femi Otedola has officially launched the website for his memoir “Making It Big,” which captures his journey...
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Official CBN Rate: ₦1,534.39 / USD
Black-Market Rate: ₦1,540 / USD
Drivers: Forex market activity, capital inflows, investor...
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The Nigerian government may sell 11 power distribution companies (Discos) to new investors if the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill...
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The Nigerian government has implemented a stringent requirement for banks and financial institutions. From now on, any individual...
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Aliko Dangote praises President Tinubu’s initiatives in the crude oil sector, including the naira-for-crude policy, for strengthening the...
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Lagos and Ogun States are expected to face a 25-day power blackout starting from July 28, 2025, as maintenance on the Omotosho-Ikeja...
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The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) reassured Heritage Bank depositors that it is still paying insured amounts to...