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Two Years After, FG Loses ₦2.4 Billion To Land Border Closure In Ogun - Vimarsana News

Two Years After, FG Loses ₦2.4 Billion To Land Border Closure In Ogun

 ..It has led to companies’ collapse, joblessness – ABEOCCIMA The Federal Government has lost at least N24 billion to the continued land border closure in Ogun State, spanning two years,  Daily Trust’s findings have revealed. In August 2019, Nigeria closed its land borders with neighbouring Benin, Cameroon, Chad, and Niger. While people were allowed to pass…

Australia Post parcel delivery: Photo shows massive backlog of packages in Melbournhe - Vimarsana News

Australia Post parcel delivery: Photo shows massive backlog of packages in Melbournhe

The image, taken inside Australia Post's Sunshine West distribution warehouse in Melbourne has shown the enormous number of parcels the service is dealing with.

Australia parcel delivery delays expected as FedEx workers go on strike - Vimarsana News

Australia parcel delivery delays expected as FedEx workers go on strike

Thousands of workers from a major postal delivery service will go on strike for 24-hours after the company failed to guarantee job security to its workers.

Australia Post pauses parcel pick ups in Melbourne due to Covid disruptions - Vimarsana News

Australia Post pauses parcel pick ups in Melbourne due to Covid disruptions

Parcel pick-ups from businesses will be paused by Australia Post in Melbourne for five days.

Australia Post pauses parcel pickups in Melbourne for five days - Vimarsana News

Australia Post pauses parcel pickups in Melbourne for five days

Australia Post will temporarily pause pickups for Melbourne-based e-commerce retailers for five days, from Friday, October 1, to Wednesday, October 6.