Mr Onakoya, however, said existing contractual agreements could delay the transmission of the lower policy rate to borrowers. The post MPR Cut: Why cheaper loans may not come soon – Experts appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

UNICEF and other stakeholders say research, data and lived experiences must translate into concrete policies and programmes that improve outcomes for children in Nigeria The post UNICEF urges Nigeria to turn child-rights research into policy action appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

In a surprise move on Tuesday, the CBN, at the end of its rate-setting meeting, pared down the benchmark rate to 23 per cent from 26.5 per cent, a push Olayemi Cardoso, the bank’s governor, called “an operational reset” to improve the effectiveness of monetary policy and aid the shift to an inflation-targeting framework. The post MPR cut is positive for markets, analysts say appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

The family of a 22-year-old woman admitted to Satna District Hospital says she had awaited delivery for three days after doctors informed them that the foetus had died. They sought immediate treatment, citing her discomfort. Hospital doctors said they were administering medicines to induce labour and would consider a Caesarean section depending on her condition.

The wanted notice comes months after Mr Maina, 61, who was previously convicted of money laundering, failed to appear before a court for an ongoing criminal trial. The post EFCC declares ex-convict Maina wanted appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

The Parole in Place program, launched in 2013, allows undocumented parents, spouses and children of service members to remain in the U.S. while pursuing an expedited path to permanent residency.

The former APC aspirants disputed the outcomes of the party's Lagos State House of Assembly primary elections. The post Lagos APC expels two members after their emergence as APM candidates appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Lawyers blocked roads near Bhopal’s district court on Wednesday, demanding an FIR over the alleged police assault of advocate Rakesh Rawal. The protest continued despite the suspension of Jahangirabad police station in-charge Rajan Singh Ahirwar and two constables. Police have ordered a preliminary inquiry and said they will examine allegations from both sides.