RS Reporters looks at the top happenings making headlines on the front pages of Nigeria’s national newspapers today Monday, 13th December, 2021.
Here are the major headlines from Nigerian newspapers for Monday, 13th December, 2021.
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The British High Commission on Sunday said the United Kingdom would not reverse its travel ban on Nigeria because of a threat of retaliation by the Federal Government, The PUNCH reports.
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Strong indications have emerged that the Bank of Agriculture (BoA), The Guardian says, has technically become unsustainable and riddled with bad debt to the tune of N77.1 billion. This is amid failed restructuring and recapitalisation plans that had been proposed since 2019.
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According to Vanguard, there are indications that more companies are now failing to comply with the post-listing requirements of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) with regards to rendition of periodic financial reports and accounts in apparent disregard of corporate governance practice.
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The travel ban by the United Kingdom (UK), Canada and other countries has sparked a big row between Nigeria and some western nations, according to The Nation.
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The last may not have been heard of some of the revelations in the newly published autobiography by a former governor of Osun State and erstwhile protem national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, who claimed in his book, “My Participations”, that President Muhammadu Buhari, reneged in his promise to make a former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, his running mate ahead of the 2015 elections, This Day reports.
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The fate of thousands of passengers was in the balance Sunday over the ban on Emirates flights from Nigeria, which takes effect from today (Monday), Daily Trust says.
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Flour Mill Nigeria plc (FMN) will press forward with it's N80 Billion acquisition of the flour mill unit of Honey-well Group Limited (HGL) and may escrow N900 million of the proceeds, Business Day reports.
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