Breaking News in Nigeria Today : Monday 30th January 2023

Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 30th January 2023

Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Monday 30th January 2023 on some of the nation newspapers .

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Presidential Poll: Battle for S’East votes hots up

FELIX NWANERI reports on the struggle by the major condenders in the presidential election for the is votes of the the five states that make up the zone South-East geopolitical zone It is an interesting political time for the people of the South-East as the various political parties, especially their presidential candidates, battle each other

Shittu: Politics has denied Nigeria top

The Managing Director, Skelas Nigeria Limited, Prince Olayiwola Shittu, who is also a former President of Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), in this interview with BAYO AKOMOLAFE, speaks on Nigeria’s freight forwarding sector and other issues in maritime industry Why do you think the International Federation of Customs Brokers Association (IFCBA) has been

GTCO: Sustaining confident balance sheet across metrics

The current share price of Guaranty Trust Holding (GTCO) is N24.45 as it closed its last trading day (Friday, January 27, 2023) at that price per share on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX), thus recording a 0.4 per cent gain over its previous closing price of N24.35. Guaranty Trust Holding began the year with a

Customs processes N654.6bn non-oil exports in 3 ports

No fewer than 7.67million tonnes of non-oil exports valued at N654.6billion ($1.59billion) were processed by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in Nigerian three ports in 2022. Some of the exports- steel bars, agricultural produce such hibiscus, sesame seeds, cocoa, cashew nuts, ginger were processed at ?411.7 per dollar in 2022 by three Customs commands at

World Bank: Education must remain priority in all countries

As the world marked International Day of Education last week, the World Bank has advicated it should be a day to mobilise political ambition, actions, and solutions to recover learning losses due to the pandemic, while recognising that even before the pandemic, there was a learning crisis. According to the Global Director, Education Global Practice

2023 Budget: Analysts sceptical over FG’s revenue targets

Although they envisage an improvement in oil revenue as well as strong non-oil revenue performance this year, which according to them, will be driven by higher Value Added Tax (VAT) rate and tax collections, analysts at United Capital Research have expressed scepticism about the Federal Government’s ability to achieve its revenue targets in the 2023

IMF: Global uncertainty remains ‘elevated’ amid Ukraine war, cost-of-living crisis

Global economic uncertainty remains elevated and is weighing on growth due to “successive shocks” that include the costof- living crisis and the war in Ukraine, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a new report released over the weekend. The Washington-based lender’s World Uncertainty Index, which tracks economic unknowns across 143 countries, did fall in

Ecobank’s Ellevate partners others to train fashion entrepreneurs

Ecobank, through its Ellevate programme, has partnered Ananse Africa and MasterCard Foundation to train fashion entrepreneurs and creatives in Nigeria, the lender announced in a statement over the weekend. The statement described Ecobank Ellevate as a proprietary service offering designed for businesses owned by women, managed by women and those with a high percentage of

AfCFTA: ECA, Afreximbank launch African trade exchange platform

The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the African Export– Import Bank (Afreximbank) have announced the development of the African Trade Exchange Platform (ATEX), a digital business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) tool to boost trade in Africa. A statement issued by the ECA over the weekend explained that ATEX would help boost intra-African trade under

Weekly Wrap-Up: Sell-off in MTNN drives performance

ASI up 0:12% In the last trading session of last week, the domestic bourse reversed some of the week’s gains by 0.18 per cent to close at 52,657.88 points. Sell-off in telco heavyweight, MTNN (-1.75%), was the main driver of the market’s overall performance. Having gained in two of five trading sessions in week, the

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