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"N25k Cash Transfer:" World Bank Disburses $299.9m to FG as Palliative Loan For Nigerian Households - Vimarsana News

"N25k Cash Transfer:" World Bank Disburses $299.9m to FG as Palliative Loan For Nigerian Households

The World Bank said it had disbursed about $299.99m to the Nigerian government for its poverty alleviation programme under the ministry of Humanitarian affairs

Source: legit.ng
"We were shocked": Saudi Government, Air Peace Trade Words on 264 Deported Nigerians - Vimarsana News

"We were shocked": Saudi Government, Air Peace Trade Words on 264 Deported Nigerians

The Saudi Arabian government has disclosed why Nigerians aboard Air Peace flight had their visas canceled as the airline said they followed all the processes.

Source: legit.ng
"N4 per SMS": MTN, Airtel, Others to Suffer $3bn Messaging Revenue Loss to WhatsApp - Vimarsana News

"N4 per SMS": MTN, Airtel, Others to Suffer $3bn Messaging Revenue Loss to WhatsApp

A new report has said that telecommunication companies in Nigeria and around the world will suffer about $3 billion in messaging revenue loss to other platforms

Source: legit.ng
Expect Cheap Petrol as NNPC, US Partner to Produce Fuel From Corn, Other Sources - Vimarsana News

Expect Cheap Petrol as NNPC, US Partner to Produce Fuel From Corn, Other Sources

The Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is set to partner with the United States Grains to begin the production of ethanol from corn and others.

Source: legit.ng
"No More December Deadline": CBN Gives Fresh Order on Withdrawal of Old Naira Notes - Vimarsana News

"No More December Deadline": CBN Gives Fresh Order on Withdrawal of Old Naira Notes

The Central Bank of Nigeria has said that old naira notes remain legal tender indefinitely and that it is working with relevant bodies to vacate the Court order.

Source: legit.ng