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AI's Role in Fixing Nigeria's Tax Trust Deficit

Nigeria's new 2025 tax reforms face public skepticism. This analysis explores how Artificial Intelligence, not just policy changes, can build trust by ensuring transparency in revenue collection and spending.

Nigeria to Cut CGT and Corporate Tax Rates in 2026

Federal government confirms plans to reduce Capital Gains Tax from 30% to 25% and Corporate Income Tax from 30% to 25% in 2026. Tax reforms to boost business profitability and attract investments.

Ogun Govt Commits to Fixing Ota Roads After Protest

Ogun State Government has reaffirmed commitment to rehabilitating major roads in Ota following NBA protest. Government warns against political blackmailers while revealing HIV/AIDS progress.

AI Tool to Reduce Nigeria's Case Backlog by 40%

LawPavilion's new AI system promises to transform Nigeria's justice system, potentially clearing over 600,000 backlogged cases within three years through advanced legal technology.

CBN: Economy Improving But More Work Needed

CBN Deputy Governor Emem Usoro reports inflation at 16.05%, naira below ₦1500/$ but says Nigerians yet to feel relief. Calls for fiscal-monetary policy alignment.

Banks Notify Customers on 10% Withholding Tax

Nigerian banks are informing customers about FIRS enforcing 10% withholding tax on fixed-income securities interest. Learn how this affects your investments and which instruments remain exempt.

Petrol Price Cut: NNPC Sells at N910 in Lagos

NNPC has reduced petrol prices across Nigeria, offering relief to motorists. Dangote Refinery clarifies the reason behind the price adjustment. Read for full details and state-by-state breakdown.

Ghana Scraps Covid Levy, Cuts VAT to Boost Economy

Ghana abolishes its Covid-19 Health Recovery Levy and reduces VAT to stimulate growth, returning GHS 5.7 billion to citizens. A tragic stampede at a military recruitment event in Accra leaves six dead.

New Capital Gains Tax Rules Protect Small Investors

Federal Government clarifies new progressive Capital Gains Tax rates from 0% to 30% starting January 2026. Small investors get exemptions while large corporations face higher rates. Learn how this affects your investments.

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