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Hello and Good afternoon,
This is a quick summary of Nigeria News Headlines on News scroll, at Midday.
I am Lola, and Today is 14th February 2023.
Here are the top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.
The South African government has declared a state of emergency, over severe flooding in various parts of the country, following non-stop rains for the past week. Report by, the week.
The Old naira note is no longer legal tender, CBN warns Nigerians and banks. Report by, Peoples Gazette.
Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by, The Will Nigeria, Thisday, and legitNG.
INEC has No Plans, To Postpone the 2023 presidential Elections.
The federal government has reiterated its commitment, to the elimination of bottlenecks, and the promotion of efficient operations, at the Seme-Krake border, to enhance trade, and economic integration, with member countries of the Ecowas.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has asked Nigerians, to explore other alternatives to the current cash crunch.
This rounds up Mid-day headlines from Newscroll.
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By Newscroll AppHello and Good afternoon,
This is a quick summary of Nigeria News Headlines on News scroll, at Midday.
I am Lola, and Today is 14th February 2023.
Here are the top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.
The South African government has declared a state of emergency, over severe flooding in various parts of the country, following non-stop rains for the past week. Report by, the week.
The Old naira note is no longer legal tender, CBN warns Nigerians and banks. Report by, Peoples Gazette.
Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by, The Will Nigeria, Thisday, and legitNG.
INEC has No Plans, To Postpone the 2023 presidential Elections.
The federal government has reiterated its commitment, to the elimination of bottlenecks, and the promotion of efficient operations, at the Seme-Krake border, to enhance trade, and economic integration, with member countries of the Ecowas.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has asked Nigerians, to explore other alternatives to the current cash crunch.
This rounds up Mid-day headlines from Newscroll.