FG calls on U.S. to reverse visa restrictions on Nigeria
The Federal Government has called on the United States of America to consider the long standing relationship between the two countries and reverse its Visa
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Nigerian company, others win Google challenge, to receive $1.93 million lifeline
The Ringier Africa Digital Publishing in Nigeria is one of the seven news organisations that won the Google News Initiative (GNI) innovation challenge and among
World Bank approves $250m facility for Ogun
The World Bank has approved a 250 million dollars fund for various developmental projects in Ogun. This is contained in a statement in Abeokuta on
British government launches tougher immigration rules
The British government on Wednesday presented tougher post-Brexit immigration plans, aimed at reducing the flow of “low skills” labour. Home Secretary Priti Patel said that
World Bank approves 6 projects for Nigeria
Abuja, Feb. 19, 2020 (NAN) The World Bank has approved six projects to support Nigeria’s development priorities. In a statement by the bank on Wednesday
Visa ban: US gives Nigeria conditions for review of policy
The United States (US) government has given Nigerian government conditions under which the recent visa policy, affecting six countries, Nigeria inclusive, could be reviewed. Mrs
Coronavirus could damage global growth in 2020: IMF
The coronavirus epidemic could damage global economic growth this year, the IMF head said Sunday, but a sharp and rapid economic rebound could follow. “There
Evacuation of US passengers from quarantined ship begins
American passengers began evacuating a cruise ship quarantined off Japan early on Monday morning, boarding around a dozen buses at a port in Yokohama. An
US threatens to withdraw $380 Abacha loot
The United States Government has warned that it will recover the over $308million looted and stashed abroad by former Head of State, the late Gen
U.S. sanctions Sri Lanka Commander for role in extra-judicial killings
The United States has sanctioned Sri Lanka Army Commander, Shavendra Silva, for extra-judicial killings committed by his troops during the civil war in the country,
