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EU Requests WTO Panels Over Trade Disputes With China

The European Commission has requested the formation of adjudicating panels at the World Trade Organization as the next step in two trade disputes with China. The disputes, both brought to the WTO at the beginning of the year, concern alleged Chinese restrictions on EU companies’ rights to use a foreign …

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CBN Limits Cash Withdrawals To N100,000 Weekly

The Central Bank Of Nigeria has imposed fresh cash withdrawal limits on individuals and organisations, which takes effect from January 9, 2023. According to a new memo to banks issued on Tuesday and signed by the Director of Banking Supervision, Haruna .B. Mustafa, individuals will only be able to withdraw …

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FG Employs 161 Persons With Disabilities

The Federal Government has employed about 161 persons living with disabilities in different agencies and Parastatals. The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities (NCPWD), James Lalu, who announced this, appreciated the present administration for giving hope to disabled persons in the country. Lalu also said President Muhammadu …

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G7 Price Cap On Russian Oil Kicks In

The price cap on Russian seaborne oil agreed upon by the European Union, the G7 and Australia has come into force. The cap of $60 per barrel, which took effect on Monday, is aimed at limiting Russia’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine while making sure it keeps supplying …

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Nigeria’s E-Commerce Markets Hit $17b

The Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Abdullahi Inuwa, has said Nigeria’s e-commerce businesses rose to over $17 billion early this year. Inuwa said Federal Government’s digitalisation policy had accelerated the growth of the e-commerce and other sectors in the past few years. The NITDa …

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Nigeria’s Debt Sustainability Under Threat – DMO

Nigeria now faces the risk of being unable to sustain its rising national public debts unless urgent actions are taken to curtail expenditure and increase the country’s revenues The Debt Management Office (DMO), which oversees the government’s debt issuance and management, raised the alarm at the weekend. DMO warned that …

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