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The Nigerian government has opened an application portal and disclosed criteria for its Technical Aids Corps to apply to work in volunteer missions abroad.

The Nigerian Automotive Design and Development Council is asking for a ban on imported vehicles above 20 years to stop Nigeria from becoming a dumping ground.

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has formally filed charges against the Nigeria billionaire and Tingo Group CEO, Dozy Mmobuosi for conspiracy and fraud.

A consortium of Nigerian banks is rushing to develop new cryptocurrency following the lifting of the ban by the CBN on digital assets in Nigeria and its new rules.

The Management of NOVA Merchant Bank said the bank is set to begin full commercial banking as NOVAL Commercial Bank and has appointed a new managing director.

The United Kingdom has said the law banning Nigerians and other foreign students from bringing family members and dependents came into effect on January 1, 2024.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has disclosed that the Port Harcourt Refinery is undergoing a test run to begin operation soon.

The Nigeria Diaspora Forum said it has opened its Abuja office to liaise with the government and various foreign embassies over the welfare of Nigerians abroad.

The British American Tobacco Nigeria Limited has stated that it has since paid the $110 million penalty imposed on it by the FCCPC for anti-competitive practices.

The Afrxim Bank has concluded plans to deliver about $2.24 billion in oil swap deal with the NNPCL to help boost the Foreign Exchange and strengthen the naira