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CBN lists conditions young Nigerians must meet to access N75 billion Youth Investment Fund
The Central Bank of Nigeria has disclosed the eligible beneficiaries and businesses/activities for the N75 billion Youth Investment Fund it…
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#Endsars Protest: We Will Empower 5,000 Youths – Gov. Abiodun
Following the nation-wide protest by the Nigerian youths, Ogun state government on Monday, October 26, 2020 disclosed plan to empower…
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Shun Protests, Obey Government Directives, ACOMORAN PRO tells Ogun Members
The Amalgamated Commercial Tricycle and Motorcycle Owners, Repairers and Riders Association of Nigeria (ACOMORAN), has urged its members to suspend…
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Abeokuta South LG Boss, Shomide Unveils New Logo For the Premier Local Government
The Caretaker Chairman, Abeokuta south local government of Ogun state, Hon. Ayodeji Shomide has unveiled a new logo for the…
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25 Females Benefit from Ogun Coders ICT Programme
No fewer than 25 females between the ages of 16 and 35 have benefitted from the AboCoders Free Training Programme…
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Laycon, BBNaija Winner Receives N30m Cash Prize, Other Gifts
Winner of the Big Brother Naija Lockdown season, Olamilekan Agbeleshe popularly called Laycon by his fans have been presented a…
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Ogun Plans Business-Friendly Policies
As part of efforts to ensure Ogun State maintans its lead as the largest industrial hub in Nigeria, the State…
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N75bn MSME Survival Fund : How Self Employed, Transporters, Artisans, Others Can Access It
Following the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic which have frozen most business activities, particularly small and medium businesses in the…
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BBNaija: After disqualification, fans raise over $9,000 for Erica, target $100,000
By Rasheed Sobowale “Your action demonstrated disrespect for Biggie house rules despite the responsibility as Head of House to lead…
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Just In: CBN freezes Baba Ijebu, others accounts
The Central Bank of Nigeria has frozen the bank accounts of 38 Nigerian companies. This is as scarcity of dollars…
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