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 CBN releases licensed Deposit Money Banks By Samuel Oamen The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released a comprehensive list of 44 licensed Deposit Money Banks operating within the country. The apex bank made this public in a post on its official website on Tuesday. According to CBN, seven banks, including Zenith Bank, Access Bank, First Bank, First City Monument Bank, United Bank of Africa, Fidelity, and Guaranty Trust Bank, have Commercial Banking licenses with international authorisation as of April 26, 2024. Also, fifteen banks have commercial banking licenses with National Authorisation. Four banks have commercial banking licenses with regional authorisation and four non-interest banks have national authorisation. The bank said the country has six merchant banks licensed with national authorization. It stated that financial holding companies increased to seven. CBN added that the country has a Mauritius commercial bank representative office. The list comes months after the CBN r
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AUSTRALIA TO IMPOSE NEW 6-WEEKS COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN MELBOURNE.{PHOTOS}.

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Melbourne, Australia's second-biggest city, under new lockdown for ...
       Australia's second largest city, Melbourne, will go back into a strict lockdown to prevent a second wave of Covid-19 infections from spreading across the country.
A total of five million residents in the metropolitan city will no longer be allowed to leave their homes unless it's for grocery shopping, caregiving, exercise or work starting from 11:59pm on Tuesday, July 7.
This drastic action was announced as authorities declared that it's clear "we are on the cusp of our second wave".
The measures are expected to remain in place for six weeks.
They come as the state of Victoria saw another record rise in daily coronavirus cases, with 191 new infections recorded for Tuesday.
The state reported its previous high of 127 new cases on Monday.
Of the 191 new cases detected on Tuesday, 13 came from the nine public housing estates under a "hard lockdown".
About 3,000 residents in the densely populated towers were suddenly put under a total lockdown on Saturday night.
They are not allowed to leave their homes for any reason.
So far, a total of 69 cases have been detected in these estates.
Authorities aim to test every single resident.
Under the new lockdown measures, cafes and restaurants that were allowed to reopen weeks ago will return to take away and delivery only.
Beauty and personal services will be closed, as well as cultural and entertainment venues.
Schools will extend their holiday for another week, but senior secondary school students and students at specialist schools will return to school as planned on Monday.
"We know we're on the cusp of something very, very bad if we don't get on top of this," Victoria State Premier Daniel Andrews told reporters in Melbourne on Tuesday, describing the surge in case numbers as unsustainable.
"I think a sense of complacency has crept into us as we let our frustrations get the better of us. I think that each one know someone who has not been following the rules as well as they should have. I think each of us know that we have got no choice by to take very very difficult steps," Andrews said.One more photo below.
Australia places Melbourne under 6-week coronavirus lockdown ...

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