NCAA Releases New Post Covid-19 Protocol For International Flights
Oru Leonard Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has released COVID-19 Pandemic Public Health Protocols which indicated that Nigerian based crew
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COVID-19: CBN Reduces Interest Rates On OFIs Facilities To 5% per annum
Oru Leonard The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says it has approved reliefs on loans in Other Financial Institutions (OFIs) sector
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We are prepared to reopen airports -FAAN
… Escort would not be allowed to follow VIPs into the terminal The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), said
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CBN, ABCON Finalise BDCs’ Resumption Of Forex Sale
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has finalised arrangement to resume dollar sales to Bureaux-De-Change (BDCs). This may plunge foreign
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Combating COVID-19: Bangladeshi BEXIMCO Penetrates US With 6.5m PPE Gowns
Bangladesh on Monday joined the select group of countries that manufacture world-class, large-scale Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) by shipping 6.5
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Combating COVID- 19: Dubai Revises Curfew Time, as businesses set to reopen gradually
The Dubai Executive Council has announced the gradual reopening of business activities from the fourth day of Eid Al Fitr,
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Bangladesh produces world’s first generic Remdesivir for Covid-19 treatment
Oru Leonard Bangladesh has produced Remdesivir, a drug which is recognised as very effective for the treatment of coronavirus. With
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Amaechi Urges NIMASA Board to ensure completion of Deep Blue Sea project
The Minister of Transportation in Nigeria, Rt Hon. Rotimi Amaechi has urged the newly inaugurated board of the Nigerian Maritime
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CBN Reschedules May 2020 MPC Meeting
Oru Leonard The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has shifted the May 2020 Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), scheduled to hold
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CBN Discloses Conditions For Assessing N100 billion Credit Facility, Explains processing delays
As part of measures to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 on businesses, particularly those in the health sector, the Central
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