Retaliation: Importers Lose Billions As Benin Stops Nigeria-Bound Trucks From Transit

LAGOS AUGUST 13TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Nigerian importers have continued to further hit  in losses running into billions of naira on their cargoes trapped at Benin Republic borders. Daily Sun learnt that the situation forced some importers to pay additional costs to reroute the goods via Togo port to Nigeria. Last month, the government of the Republic of Benin…

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2021: Nigeria Grow At Slower Pace As Morocco, Kenya, Ghana Leads As Fastest Growing Economies In Africa

LAGOS AUGUST 10TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Having witnessed its worst recession in half a century in 2020, Africa’s economy is forecast to grow at a healthy pace of 3.8% in 2021 driven by rising global demand as restrictions are eased, untapped market opportunities, a rebound in commodity prices and a rise in oil prices. Leading data and analytics…

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Nigerian Digital Freight Provider, MVX lands $1.3m To Assist Shippers Move Cargoes Faster

LAGOS AUGUST 10TH (NEWSRANGERS)-In Africa, chartering vessels and processing ocean freight can be challenging. The sector is largely inefficient and fragmented. Merchants also struggle to access finance to perform cross-border trade in the continent. A couple of digital freight companies are tackling this problem, like Nigerian-based MVX. The company today is announcing its $1.3 million…

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Central Bank Of Nigeria Halts Dollar Sales To Bureaus De Change

LAGOS JULY 29TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Nigeria’s central bank is halting dollar sales to exchange bureaus, saying they have become conduits for graft and illicit flows of money. “It is a huge hemorrhage on our scarce foreign exchange reserves and it cannot continue,” the bank’s governor, Godwin Emefiele, said on Tuesday. The decision by the central bank, which…

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Twitter Ban: Nigerians Loses Over N100bn 51 Days As Jack Dorsey Revenue Rises

LAGOS JULY 27TH (NEWSRANGERS)-It’s almost two months since the Nigerian Government shutdown Twitter operation in the country, and findings show that Nigerians have lost more than Jack Dorsey, founder of the tech firm. On June 5, the Federal Government announced that Twitter’s services will no longer be allowed within the territory of the country, a…

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