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Nigeria Secures $600 Million Investment From World's Biggest Shipping Company - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Secures $600 Million Investment From World's Biggest Shipping Company

The Nigerian government has secured about $600 million in investment from the world's largest shipping company, A.P. Maersk to enhance port infrastructure

Source: legit.ng
South Africa, Egypt, 9 Others Rank High as African Countries With Highest Paying Jobs For Immigrants - Vimarsana News

South Africa, Egypt, 9 Others Rank High as African Countries With Highest Paying Jobs For Immigrants

South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, and Egypt are among the 11 African countries with high-paying jobs for immigrants on the continent as Nigeria ranks far on the list.

Source: legit.ng
FG Moves to Merge CBN's NIRSAL Microfinance Bank With Bank of Agriculture - Vimarsana News

FG Moves to Merge CBN's NIRSAL Microfinance Bank With Bank of Agriculture

The Nigerian government is considering the merger of CBN's NIRSAL Microfinance Limited with the Bank of Agriculture to boost food security in Nigeria.

Source: legit.ng
Nigeria Spends $3.5 Billion Repaying IMF, World Bank, Other Loans in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Spends $3.5 Billion Repaying IMF, World Bank, Other Loans in 2023

The federal government of Nigeria spent about %3.509 billion on debt servicing in 2023, a 55% increase from the 2022 figure, showing a dependence on external loans.

Source: legit.ng
Nigerians React as Dealers Crash Rice Price, Survey Shows Cheapest Brands - Vimarsana News

Nigerians React as Dealers Crash Rice Price, Survey Shows Cheapest Brands

Nigerians across the country have reported a crash in the price of rice from N90,000 to between N63,000 and N60,000, depending on location and the brand.

Source: legit.ng