16 test positive for COVID-19 in Brazilian club
Brazilian first division side Vasco da Gama have announced that 16 of their players have tested positive for COVID-19. The club from Rio de Janeiro
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CAN awaits details as FG opens churches, mosques, relaxes curfew
Second phase of eased lockdown begins today, ends June 29 Final year students may sit for examinations in July The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19
Budget deficit hits N4.5tr, says DMO DG
Nigeria’s budget deficit has risen from N1.847 trillion to N4.563 trillion, it was learnt on Monday. The deficit figure captured in the original 2020 budget
NCDC records 416 new cases of COVID-19, total infections hit 10,578
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Monday recorded 416 new cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country, bringing the total number of
Banks, hotels, others back as govt reopens businesses
Businesses got on Monday a new lease of life as government commenced the phase two of the ease of lockdown by gradually reopening the economy.
Banks charged to restructure downstream sector loans to attract investments
For the nation to attract foreign investments to the downstream sector, loans already advanced to oil & gas companies will have to be restructured in
NERC sets target to generate 2,000MW via renewable energy
With a vast and mostly untapped potential in renewable energy resources, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has set a target to generate a minimum
Nigerians grumble as FG embarks on external borrowing binge over expanded deficit
Economy on tipping point in loan acquisition-Experts Fresh debate on Nigeria’s debt sustainability erupted across the country last week following indications that the Federal Government
FG flags-off 2020 marginal fields bid round
To generate N2.365bn from application fees Nigeria’s precarious economic situation may lighten up pretty soon as the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) yesterday announced the
Over N10bn losses await speculators as ABCON hits forex market
Foreign currency speculators will in the coming months face over N10 billion losses as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Association of Bureaux De
