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UK Moves to Take 600,000 Students Yearly From Nigeria, India in Five Years - Vimarsana News

UK Moves to Take 600,000 Students Yearly From Nigeria, India in Five Years

The United Kingdom has set out plans to take about 600,000 international students every year from five countries, including Nigeria, India, and Vietnam

Source: legit.ng
Relief as FG Announces $30 Billion Investment Commitments From International, Local Investors - Vimarsana News

Relief as FG Announces $30 Billion Investment Commitments From International, Local Investors

The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Doris Uzoka-Anite, has announced an investment pledge amounting to about $30 billion from local and foreign investors

Source: legit.ng
Naira Crosses N1,500/$ in Official Market as Parallel Market Nears N1,700 Per Dollar - Vimarsana News

Naira Crosses N1,500/$ in Official Market as Parallel Market Nears N1,700 Per Dollar

The naira crossed N1,500 in the official exchange rate market on Friday, February 16, 2024, while the unofficial parallel market approached N1,700 to a dollar.

Source: legit.ng
Tinubu's Government Moves to Borrow N2.5 Trillion From Investment of Nigerians to Fund Budget - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's Government Moves to Borrow N2.5 Trillion From Investment of Nigerians to Fund Budget

The Nigerian government is about to borrow about N2.5 trillion from the FGN bonds in February, with full repayment set for February 21, 2024 to fund budget deficit.

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Prices of Rice, Garri, Other Food Items to Rise as Inflation Hits Highest, Naira Falls - Vimarsana News

Prices of Rice, Garri, Other Food Items to Rise as Inflation Hits Highest, Naira Falls

Nigeria's headline inflation has risen to a 17-year-high for January 2024 at 29.90% as food inflation, transport, clothing and other items contribute

Source: legit.ng