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CBN Sends Message to Access, Zenith, UBA, Others on 'New' Dollar Rates as IMTOs Take Action - Vimarsana News

CBN Sends Message to Access, Zenith, UBA, Others on 'New' Dollar Rates as IMTOs Take Action

The Central Bank of Nigeria has disclosed that commercial banks can now fix their own foreign exchange rates on a Willing Buyer and Willing Seller basis.

Source: legit.ng
Leasing Company Reports N23.96 Billion in Gross Earnings For 2023 - Vimarsana News

Leasing Company Reports N23.96 Billion in Gross Earnings For 2023

C&I Leasing, one of the top leasing firms in Nigeria, has reported gross earnings of N23.96 billion in 2023 as the leasing industry continues to experience growth.

Source: legit.ng
CBN Issues Conditions to FG For Printing More Money For Nigerians as National Debt Hits N87 Trillion - Vimarsana News

CBN Issues Conditions to FG For Printing More Money For Nigerians as National Debt Hits N87 Trillion

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Cardoso, has stated that the bank will stop advancing the Nigerian government until it repays its outstanding debt

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Another Foreign Airline Commences Daily Flights To Nigeria to Rival Air Peace, Max Air, Others - Vimarsana News

Another Foreign Airline Commences Daily Flights To Nigeria to Rival Air Peace, Max Air, Others

The Kenyan government has said that Kenya Airways will commence daily flights to Nigeria instead of the three times weekly operations in the country.

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Malta Invites Nigerians, Others With Special Work Permit, Offers Employee Initiative - Vimarsana News

Malta Invites Nigerians, Others With Special Work Permit, Offers Employee Initiative

The government of Malta has asked skilled Nigerians and other countries to apply for its Special Employee Initiative to work in the country for up three years

Source: legit.ng