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FG's Criminal Case Against Senator Natasha Struck Out

The Federal High Court in Abuja has struck out the criminal defamation charges against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. The case, which sparked a national debate on free speech, was discontinued by the AGF's office. Read the full details.

New 2026 Bank Charges: VAT, Stamp Duty Explained

Starting 2026, Nigerians face new costs: a 7.5% VAT on mobile/USSD fees and a ₦50 stamp duty on transfers above ₦10,000. Learn all the details and how to plan for higher digital banking expenses.

Port Disruptions Cost Nigeria N5bn Daily - Report

A new report reveals street protests and unregulated port charges cost Nigeria up to N5bn daily, fueling inflation. SEREC urges urgent policy reforms to save the economy. Read the full analysis.

Tax Misinterpretation Fuels Price Hikes in Nigeria

Nigeria's new tax reforms trigger market chaos as traders exploit confusion, imposing arbitrary price increases. Experts warn of gaps and unintended consequences. Read the full analysis.

Woman Calls Out Vendors Over Illegal VAT Charges

A Nigerian woman raises alarm over vendors illegally charging 'VAT' on everyday purchases. She shares shocking examples and calls for government intervention. Read her full story.

CBN Issues New Cash Directive to Banks for 2026

The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed commercial banks to guarantee steady cash flow in ATMs and branches nationwide. This follows a successful festive season with minimal scarcity.

Man Avoids New 2026 Bank Charge by Sending N9,999

A Nigerian man's viral post shows how he avoided the new N50 electronic transfer levy by sending N9,999. His action has ignited a fierce online debate about the 2026 tax laws. Read more.

New ₦50 Stamp Duty Shifts to Senders from January 2026

OPay, PalmPay, Moniepoint, and major banks notify Nigerians of a key tax change. From January 1, 2026, senders will pay a ₦50 stamp duty on transfers of ₦10,000 and above. Learn the details and exemptions.

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