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ECOWAS economy grows by 3.1%, expected to hit 3.3% by end of 2019 , Dangote Refinery would help save $10 billion in forex - FG,, FG monitoring ‘Eco’ adoption by ECOWAS members amidst threat to Naira, FG suspends plan to obtain $22.7 billion loan

Economy: Will the FG tax reforms support revenues in 2020? 

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Nigeria Oil revenue, CBN, Crude Oil, Nigeria's crude oil sale in Q3 2018

Supreme Court orders FG to commence recovery of lost oil revenues

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CBN injects $218.41 million in SMIS, Coronavirus: CBN advises Nigerians to go cashless ahead of April 1 set date, Financial sector to offer skeletal services despite restrictions

Financial services sector to offer skeletal services despite restrictions

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The Federal Government has exempted the banking and financial services sector to offer some skeletal services during the curfew period. 
Folorunso Alakija,Business tycoon, Folorunsho Alakija announces N1 billion donation to fight Coronavirus

Business tycoon, Folorunsho Alakija announces N1 billion donation to fight Coronavirus

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Mrs.Folorunsho Alakija has disclosed that she and her husband, would be contributing N1billion to support the fight against COVID-19 in Nigeria. 
Dividends announced on the Nigerian stock exchange

List of Dividends announced so far in 2020 (March)

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List of Dividends announced so far in 2020 (March)
COVID-19: FCMB reschedule operations

Covid-19 Update in Nigeria

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As at 9:30pm 29th March, Lagos State recorded the highest number with 68 confirmed cases [#COVID-19], followed by Abuja with 21 and Oyo State with 7 confirmed cases. Meanwhile, only one death has been recorded.
COVID-19: 6000 cases are being monitored – NCDC

COVID-19: 6000 cases are being monitored – NCDC

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The NCDC has disclosed that about 6000 suspected cases are currently being monitored in Nigeria, due to their contact history with the 111 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
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