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CBN Slashes Customs FX Rate For Duty Collections as Black Market Traders Crash Dollar - Vimarsana News

CBN Slashes Customs FX Rate For Duty Collections as Black Market Traders Crash Dollar

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has readjusted the Customs foreign exchange rate for duty clearance in Nigerian ports following the naira's appreciation.

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Nigeria Ranks High as The World Bank Releases List of Top 10 Countries Indebted to China - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Ranks High as The World Bank Releases List of Top 10 Countries Indebted to China

A recent report by the World Bank shows that Nigeria is among the top 10 countries indebted to China, with Pakistan ranking high on the list with $20.6 billion

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Trouble as UK Regulators Report Air Peace for Alleged Safety Violation - Vimarsana News

Trouble as UK Regulators Report Air Peace for Alleged Safety Violation

The United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authorities (UK CAA) have reported that, Air Peace, to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authorities for safety violations.

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CBN Moves to Boost Naira Recovery, Approves 14 New International Money Transfer Operators - Vimarsana News

CBN Moves to Boost Naira Recovery, Approves 14 New International Money Transfer Operators

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has given approval in principle to 14 new international money transfer operators (IMTOs) to double Forex remittances into Nigeria

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"No More 24/7 Electricity Supplies": FG Gives Orders to Reduce Electricity Supplies to 3 Countries - Vimarsana News

"No More 24/7 Electricity Supplies": FG Gives Orders to Reduce Electricity Supplies to 3 Countries

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has ordered a reduction in electricity supply to the Benin Republic, Togo and the Niger Republic.

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