FG orders VCs to reopen varsities, commence lectures
The Federal Government through the National Universities Commission has ordered vice-chancellors to re-open schools and allow students resume lectures. This was made known in a
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Lagos CJ urges Lagos State Govt to rebuild burnt Igbosere High Court
The Chief Judge of Lagos, Justice Kazeem Alogba on Monday, appealed to the State Government to urgently reconstruct the Igbosere High Court that was burnt
China extends purchase tax exemption for New Energy Vehicles 2023
Chinese authorities on Monday said that purchase tax exemption policy for New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) would be extended to 2023. This is contained in a
China to raise reserve requirement for forward forex trading to 20%
China’s central bank announced on Monday that it would elevate the foreign exchange risk reserve ratio for forward forex trading from zero to 20 per
Hardship may fuel protests in Nigeria, others –Report
Social unrest in Nigeria and other African countries over challenging socio-economic conditions is likely to intensify in the year ahead, a new report has said.
MPC: AnaIysts expect interest rate hike
Some analysts have said the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee may increase interest rate at its next MPC meeting. The CBN had announced
Oil price falls to $86/barrel
Brent, the global benchmark for crude, dropped in price on Sunday as virtually all oil grades witnessed reduced prices on the first day of the
Demand for bullet-proof vehicles, special security gadgets surges
As preparations for the 2023 general elections gain momentum amid a worsening security situation across the country, the demands for bullet-proof Sports Utility Vehicles have
BPE denies plan to sell TCN
The Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), yesterday, refuted media reports that the federal government was planning to sell the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN). The
Supply chain disruptions cast doubts over local manufacturers’ recovery
The Russia-Ukraine war has exacerbated the global supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and its variants, forcing firms across the world to rethink
