The Federal Government has officially gazetted Nigeria’s new tax reform laws following President Bola Tinubu’s assent to the legislations on […]
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5% Fuel Tax Has No Takeoff Date Yet – Oyedele
Contrary to the speculation that the five per cent fuel tax recently muted by the Federal Government will take effect […]
Continue readingNaira Strengthens Across Official, Black Markets As Reserves Climb
The naira appreciated strongly on Monday at both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets, opening the new week on […]
Continue readingBREAKING: US Commits $32.5m To Support Food Security In Nigeria
The United States Government has provided $32.5 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) to support food and nutrition programmes […]
Continue readingBREAKING: WAEC Vows Full Switch To CBT For WASSCE By 2026
The West African Examinations Council has reaffirmed its plan to migrate the West African Senior School Certificate Examination to a […]
Continue readingFLASH: Chinese Traders Now Accepting Naira In Place Of Dollars
Forex traders have attributed the recent exchange rate stability to the success of Nigeria’s currency swap agreement with Chinese traders […]
Continue readingNigeria’s Private Sector Growth Hits 19-Month High As Demand Surges, Inflation Eases
Nigeria’s private sector recorded its strongest expansion in over a year and a half, as the Stanbic IBTC Bank Purchasing […]
Continue readingPhilippines-Nigeria Trade Volume Surged To 370% In 2024 – Envoy
The Philippines’ Ambassador to Nigeria, Mersole Mellejor, said bilateral trade between the two countries surged from $47 million in 2023 […]
Continue readingAFOLABI TEMITOPE ‘BIG AFO’: A Journey Of Faith, Resilience, And Student Leadership
In every season of student politics, there are names that rise not because of privilege or advantage, but because of […]
Continue readingNigeria’s Gas Production Rises To 7.59 Billion SCFD As Flaring Drops – NUPRC
Nigeria has achieved a rare energy milestone as gas flaring fell to 7.16 per cent in July, despite an increase […]
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