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N1bn Paid To 219 Retirees In September – Lagos Govt

N1bn Paid To 219 Retirees In September - Lagos Govt       Lagos State has said it paid retirees N1bn as accrued pension rights for the month of September. It said this in a statement on Sunday entitled ‘Lagos State retirees received over N1bn as accrued pension rights...

Stock: Market Sustains Positive Sentiment, Gains N1bn

Stock: Market Sustains Positive Sentiment, Gains N1bn       Transactions on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange started the week on a positive note as a marginal gain of N1bn was recorded on Monday. However, the market breadth closed negative with 16 losers against nine gainers. The key...

COVID-19 Lockdown: Cashew Exporters Lost N1bn, Says NACCIMA

COVID-19 Lockdown: Cashew Exporters Lost N1bn, Says NACCIMA       Chairman of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, Export Group, Kola Awe, has said Nigerian cashew exporters lost over N1bn during the lockdown occasioned by COVID-19. Awe, who represented the NACCIMA’s Director-General, Ayoola...

NIMASA Targets N1bn Monthly Revenue From Floating Dock

NIMASA Targets N1bn Monthly Revenue From Floating Dock     The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Bashir Jamoh, has declared that the newly acquired floating dock by the agency has the potential of generating N1bn monthly revenue. Jamoh who made this declaration during a...

NITDA Debunks Report Accusing It Of Receiving N1bn From NCC

NITDA Debunks Report Accusing It Of Receiving N1bn From NCC   The National Information Technology Development Agency NITDA has debunked rumours that it received one billion naira from the Nigerian Communications Commission at the instance of the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali...

Customs Impound Indian Hemp Worth N1bn

Customs Impound Indian Hemp Worth N1bn   The Nigerian Customs Service, Western Marine Command, says it seized various contraband goods worth N1.06bn in the first quarter of 2020. The largest chunk of goods seized by the command within the quarter was the haul of Indian hemp worth...