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FCTA arrests 47 roadside POS agents - Vimarsana News

FCTA arrests 47 roadside POS agents

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has arrested 47 Point of Sale ( POS) agents in Abuja for conducting the business on the streets and at other unapproved places.

AfCTA: Between big brother role and Nigeria's reservations against free — Sunday Magazine — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

AfCTA: Between big brother role and Nigeria's reservations against free — Sunday Magazine — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Nigeria’s adoption of Africa as the centrepiece of its foreign policy to liberate the continent from external influence, especially political and economic exploitation by the Western capitalist world, seems to be under threat

Nigeria plans 3,318km of rail as stakeholders seek connectivity across Africa - Vimarsana News

Nigeria plans 3,318km of rail as stakeholders seek connectivity across Africa

Federal Government, in Abuja, yesterday, said about 3,318 kilometers of rail lines are being considered across the country.

Group seeks reduction in age limit of imported used vehicles - Vimarsana News

Group seeks reduction in age limit of imported used vehicles

The Advocacy for Maritime Development Association of Nigeria (AMDAN) has decried an increase in duty on imported used vehicles manufactured before 2012 to match with those manufactured in 2013 and upward.

African health as key driver of economic growth, security - Vimarsana News

African health as key driver of economic growth, security

Co-Chair of the Core Panel of the Initiative on the Future of Health and Economic Resiliency in Africa (FHERA) and Professor of the Practice of Public Health Leadership at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, has called for focusing to reorient African health.