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Nigeria Successfully Repays Chinese, World Bank Loans as Debt Servicing Jumps by 277.64 Per Cent - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Successfully Repays Chinese, World Bank Loans as Debt Servicing Jumps by 277.64 Per Cent

The Debt Management Office (DMO) has revealed that debt servicing jumped to 277.64% in the third quarter of 2023, with China, the World Bank as top recipients

Source: legit.ng
Another Country Overtakes India as Nigeria's Crude Oil Buyer - Vimarsana News

Another Country Overtakes India as Nigeria's Crude Oil Buyer

India has been displaced by the Netherlands as Nigeria's top crude oil buyer followed by France and India as Nigeria moves to increase its crude oil production.

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"Apply Now:" FG, BOI to Begin Disbursement of N75bn Loans to Small Business Owners, Women, Youths - Vimarsana News

"Apply Now:" FG, BOI to Begin Disbursement of N75bn Loans to Small Business Owners, Women, Youths

The Nigerian government has begun plans to partner with the Bank of Industry to provide loans at a single-digit of 9$ to small businesses, women and youths.

Source: legit.ng
"Check Your Name": FG Unveils List of 45 Startups, Persons Selected to Get N5 Million For AI Project - Vimarsana News

"Check Your Name": FG Unveils List of 45 Startups, Persons Selected to Get N5 Million For AI Project

The Nigerian government has released the names of startups and individuals selected to obtain N5 million grant to develop AI projects in the country.

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FG Sends Message to Zenith, Access, Others Over Charges on FX Transactions on Customers' Accounts - Vimarsana News

FG Sends Message to Zenith, Access, Others Over Charges on FX Transactions on Customers' Accounts

The Nigerians government. via the Federal Inland Revenue Service has asked commercial banks to begin deducting Electronic Money Transfer Levy on Forex transacions

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