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1. The Central Bank of Nigeria has released a new list of Bureau de Change dealers, with the number of approved operators reduced to 2,991. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. The NNPC Limited has further jerked up pump prices of Petrol, from 537 to 617 naira per liter. Report by, The Will NG.

1. Nigeria's Daily Petrol Consumption Figure has Reduced, since the removal of fuel subsidy.
2. The Federal Government says the risk assessment conducted by the human health sector, showed that the likelihood of an outbreak of anthrax disease in the country, is high.
3. Guaranty Trust Bank has been named, the Best Bank in Nigeria, at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2023.

1. Benin Bronzes held in British museums will be repatriated, as Nigeria has set out ground rules, which means the artifacts will find a new home. Report by, The National News.
2. WorldRemit adds Naira currency, as an option for transfers to Nigeria. Report by, Paypers.

1. The Nigeria Naira hit a new low, at the weekend, trading 803.9 naira to a dollar, in the Investors & Exporters window.
2. The CBN has disclosed that it recovered 471.82 billion naira, as cumulative repayment, from the bank’s intervention programs in the first half of 2022.
3. The CBN has reduced the Cash Reserve Requirement for merchant banks, from 32.5% to 10% to enhance liquidity and enable increased lending capacity.

1. Nigeria's Women's World Cup squad, received a warm First Nations welcome in Brisbane, Australia. Report by, Africa News.
2. The Olu Ibadan Suspends Egungun Festival Over the Violence, and Looting Of Shops. Report by, Independent NG.

1. The federal government yesterday revealed that Nigeria had fulfilled its financial obligations to the African Union, for the year 2023.
2. Labour Party's Peter Obi, debunks news that he would be contesting for presidency in 2027.
3. The DSS has finally charged the suspended Governor of the CBN, with illegal possession of firearms and ammunition.

"Breaking News: The UK faces backlash over Increase in Visa Fees, and The Nigerian Stock Exchange Attracts Investors, despite Naira Devaluation.

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1. The UK is facing a backlash over its visa fee increases, which would make it harder for key workers, business people, artists, and performers to visit or work in the UK. Report by, The National News.
2. So far, the CBN has loaned out the sum of 25.36 trillion naira, to the Federal Government of Nigeria. Report by, Naija News

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by The Vanguard NG, Legit NG, and The Guardian NG.

1. President Bola Tinubu is expected to travel to Nairobi, Kenya today, to participate in the Fifth Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union.
2. As foreign investors return, Nigeria's stock market appears to be rejuvenated amid the naira devaluation.
3. The CBN Instructs that, Effective August 1, 2023, bank executives will no longer spend more than 24 years in office.

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1. The DSS has charged the suspended governor of the CBN, Godwin Emefiele, to court. Report by, Nairametrics.
2. Electricity Tariff Hike Looms, As Distribution Companies Apply For a Review of the Rate. Report by, Channels TV.

1. The Nigerian Senate has approved the $800 million World Bank loan request, by President Bola Tinubu.
2. Dangote makes moves to Merge the Salt, Sugar, and Rice Businesses, Into One Single Company.
3. The CBN has said, Nigerians can now receive diaspora remittances in naira.

"Breaking News: The Nigerian Government Repays $500 Billion Euro Bond, and The High Court is set for Godwin EmefieleThis is a quick summary of Nigeria's News Headlines on News Scroll, at Midday. I am Lola, and Today is July 13th, 2023. Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. President Bola Tinubu assured Nigerians, that his administration will provide palliatives for Nigerians, soon. Report by, Nairametrics.

2. The High Court in Abuja is set to rule, on the lawsuit filed by Godwin Emefiele, the suspended governor of the CBN, challenging his arrest and detention by the DSS. Report by, The guardian NG.

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by News Diary, Vanguard NG, and Ripples Nigeria.

1. The Senate President assures Turkey, of a sustained bilateral relationship with Nigeria.

2. The Guinness Book of Records has advised everyone attempting to break any record, to get the necessary approval, first.

3. The Debt Management Office has disclosed that the Federal Government has redeemed a $500 million Eurobond on its due date.

This Rounds Up the Mid Day's News Updates in Nigeria, via News scroll.

1. Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, has appointed J Martins, and Kanu Nwakwo into various administrative roles. Report by, channels tv.
2. Cadbury Nigeria, suspends its production of Bournvita Biscuits, 6 months after its public launch. Report by, nairametrics.

1. The NNPC Limited has restated its plans to issue its IPO to investors, very soon.
2. Nigerian Students in the UK, say there has been a 60% Tuition fee Increase since the CBN made a decision to float the naira.
3. Stakeholders in Nigeria's aviation sector, have described the theft of the airfield lighting systems, at the international airport in Lagos state, as an act of terrorism.

"Breaking News: NNPC Limited plans to destroy intercepted crude oil, and Lagos State Task Force, clamps down on Illegal Traders. This is a quick summary of Nigeria's News Headlines on News Scroll, at Midday.I am Lola, and Today is July 11th, 2023.Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. Uber and Bolt drivers say the fuel subsidy removal, has put them at risk of losing their livelihoods. Report by, rest of world.

2. The NNPC Limited has announced plans to destroy the intercepted 800,000-litre capacity vessel, with a cargo of stolen crude oil on board. Report by, The Guardian NG.

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by Legit NG, Leadership NG, and Vanguard NG.

1. : Ecobank Nigeria Limited has called on First Bank Nigeria Holdings, to disapprove Or-bar Oh-two-dair-kooor's, massive share purchase.

2. The Governor of Lagos State, Babjide Sanwo-Olu, and his deputy have closed their defense to the petition filed by the candidate, of the Labour Party.

3. Lagos State's task Force, clamps down on illegal traders from the highways, roadsides, curbs, and railway tracks, across various parts of the state's metropolis.

This Rounds Up the Mid Day's News Updates in Nigeria, via News scroll.

1. Seychelles has reportedly placed a ban on Nigerian passport holders applying for short-term visas, or holiday purposes into the country. Report by, Naija News.
2. The Federal High Court orders Obasanjo, Yar’Adua, Jonathan, and Buhari's governments, to account for $5 billion Abacha loot. Report by, The Vanguard NG.

1. President Tinubu Visits Nigerian Troops, In Guinea Bissau.
2. Lagos State declares a total clampdown on illegal alcohol sales, street trading in parks, garages, and roadsides.
3. Mmesoma’s father apologizes to Jamb and to Nigerians, on behalf of his daughter, for her exam malpractice actions.

"Breaking News: President Tinubu is set to become ECOWAS chairman, and the CBN encourages youth entrepreneurship.This is a quick summary of Nigeria's News Headlines on News Scroll, at Midday. I am Lola, and Today is July 8th, 2023.Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. Mmesoma has confessed to forging UTME results. Report by, the News Nigeria.

2. The CBN has reiterated its commitment to encourage youth entrepreneurs, to learn new skills and create micro-enterprises, that would boost the economy of the country. Report by, Vanguard NG.

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by Peoples Gazette, Politics Nigeria, and Thisdaylive

1. NAFDAC has seized products worth 45 million naira, from a raid of hawkers outlets’.

2. President Bola Tinubu is set to take on the role of ECOWAS Chairman.

3. Honeywell Group's Oba Otudeko, buys First Bank's 87.8 billion naira Shares, to Become Largest Shareholder.