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Like Nigeria, Ghana moves to ban rice, poultry imports as Agric Minister pushes for local production

Like Nigeria, Ghana moves to stop rice, poultry imports

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Coronavirus: Nigerian Banks starts advising customers against visiting banking hall for transactions, Ecobank Group records 32% growth in profit before tax of NGN146.5 billion for 2019, COVID-19: Ecobank commits about N100 million to national radio campaign “StaySafeNigeria”

COVID-19: Ecobank commits about N100 million to national radio campaign “StaySafeNigeria”

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Ecobank Nigeria says it is committing about N100 million to drive its National Radio Campaign “StaySafeNigeria”, being part of its corporate actions to support measures to check the rising spread of Coronavirus.
Bail-Out Fund, Slowdown in Agric GDP Growth rate suggests Buhari’s Agro-policy is failing , FG concludes 2020 budget preparation, designs 11 Economic Priority Areas , repayment moratorium

COVID-19: FG grants 3 months moratorium for repayment of all govt funded loans

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As part of its efforts to cushion the economic effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, the Federal government has granted a three month repayment moratorium for all government funded loans.
COVID-19: UBA Presents N1billion to Lagos State.

COVID-19: UBA Presents N1billion to Lagos State.

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UBA has presented the sum of N1 billion to the Lagos State as part of the bank’s commitment to help curb the effect of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Coronavirus Outbreak to Impact Tourism Across African Continent

Just in: Coronavirus cases hit 111, as 14 new cases are confirmed

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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), on Sunday, March 29, 2020, confirmed fourteen (14) new cases of coronavirus disease in the country.
Bridging Nigeria’s Infrastructure gap; getting the funding, Businesses exempted from shutdown in Lagos, Abuja and Ogun State

Businesses exempted from shutdown in Lagos, Abuja and Ogun State

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According to the president, the following businesses will be exempted from the 14-day stay indoors order.
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