Russia shut border with China over Corona-virus..

Russia said Thursday it was closing its border with China to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin told a government meeting that the order had been signed "to take measures to close the border (with China) in the Far East," Russian news agencies reported. The corona-virus epidemic has killed 132 …

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FG of Nigeria have shuts down Chinese supermarket in Abuja..

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has shut down Chinese-owned Panda Supermarket in the Jabi area of Abuja as part of measures to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. The FCCPC said in a series of tweets that it had confiscated some frozen food items illegally imported from China. The pictures of some of the …

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China’s corona-virus have disrupt Apple’s production plans for the iPhone..

Apple's supply chain could be seriously disrupted by the outbreak of the corona-virus in China, sources told Nikkei Asian Review. The virus has hit just as Apple was reportedly preparing to start manufacturing a new smaller, cheaper iPhone model.Most of Apple's supply chain is in China and the company's biggest manufacturing plant is in Henan …

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Nigeria Remains Africa’s Giant In The Business World (See Rank)..

Nigeria Ranked Best African Nation For Doing Business Nigeria now ranks as the number one country currently to do business in Africa. It is ranked above Egypt and South Africa who are 2nd and 3rd respectively while Ghana and Rwanda made it to top 10 at 9th and 10th respectively. According to the Five Thousand Miles, a …

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The Federal Government will from Saturday (February 1) begin the implementation of 7.5 per cent Value Added Tax ..

The Federal Government will from Saturday (February 1) begin the implementation of 7.5 per cent Value Added Tax espoused by the finance law. The law, according to the government, will take effect after all the necessary administrative procedures must have been completed, especially the gazetting of the Act by the Federal Ministry of Justice. The …

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NMASA Reveals Plans To Ban Foreign Ships From Trading On Nigeria Waters

Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)‘s director-general, Dakuku Peterside, has said plans are in place to disallow foreign-owned vessels from trading on Nigerian waters. Dakuku said in an interview( 22 January,2020), while stating that current sabotage waivers will soon be phased out within the next five years. “We have rolled out a five-year cabotage waiver …

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Buhari Speaks On how he Punished Nigerians through Border Closure

President Muhammadu Buhari says the partial closure of Nigeria’s borders was not meant to punish her neighbours as widely speculated in some quarters. President Buhari made the clarification while speaking at a meeting with a selected group of the Nigerian Community in the United Kingdom (UK) on Saturday, January 20. The President said the closure of the Nigerian …

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UK Signed Commercial Deals with Nigeria Worth over N153.4bn.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has been secured commercial deals of over ₦153.4billion worth from the maiden edition of the UK-Africa Investment Summit which was held in London. President Muhammadu Buhari, who led a delegation from Nigeria, held meetings with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. In a statement on the outcome of …

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