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Breaking: Resumption of International flights postponed
The resumption of international flights in Nigeria, earlier scheduled on 29 August has been postponed to 5 September 2020, according...
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US stocks hit record highs after Fed Chair Powell says it will allow inflation to rise
US stocks extended record highs on Thursday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spoke at this year's Fed annual Jackson...
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TikTok CEO quits amid battle with Washington
As TikTok battle with Washington continues, its Chief Executive Officer Kevin Mayer, has quit just months after his appointment, amid...
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Just in – Akinwumi Adesina re-elected AfDB President
Akinwumi Adesina, a Nigerian national has been re-elected as the President of the African Development Bank President on Thursday. He...
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Fire incident at Access Bank branch in Lagos
There has been fire incident at a branch of Access Bank at Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos State on...
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Covid-19: 13% drop in child immunization mainly due to unavailability of medical personnel – NBS
According to the latest report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), COVID-19 crisis has limited access to child...
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Nigeria doubles African Development Bank voting rights ahead of annual meeting
The 46th annual meeting of the African Development Bank is scheduled for 26-27 August, 2020, and will be held virtually...
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We borrowed 5,000MT of grains from ECOWAS – FG
Nigeria borrowed a total of 5,000 metric tonnes of assorted grains from the food stock of the Economic Community of...
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Rice: 30%, Gari: 46%, Tomatoes: 49%, Yam: 50%; Nigerians see food prices soar YoY
In April 2019, President Muhammadu Buhari signed into law a bill to increase Nigeria's minimum wage by 66.7%, from N18,000.00...
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Germans to get $1,400 a month for 3 years, no questions asked in Universal-basic-income trial
Starting this week, 120 Germans will receive a form of universal basic income every month for three years. The German...
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