Tinubu gets voter backing on fuel import duty
Key voter advocacy groups throw weight behind President Tinubu amid 15% fuel import duty debate, signaling crucial political backing for economic reforms.
Key voter advocacy groups throw weight behind President Tinubu amid 15% fuel import duty debate, signaling crucial political backing for economic reforms.
Economic analysts sound alarm bells as Nigeria faces mounting challenges including currency volatility, rising inflation, and policy uncertainties that threaten citizens' livelihoods.
Wale Edun promises transformative economic measures as Nigeria faces currency volatility and fiscal challenges ahead of 2025 budget presentation.
A prominent advocacy group defends President Tinubu's controversial 15% import duty on fuel, calling it a strategic move toward economic independence and local refinery growth.
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani presents ambitious development roadmap at World Economic Forum in Dubai, showcasing investment opportunities and infrastructure projects that position Kaduna as Nigeria's next economic powerhouse.
Nigerian economic experts applaud President Tinubu's strategic ₦15 fuel import levy, calling it a revolutionary move to safeguard local jobs and boost economic sovereignty
Former presidential aide Reno Omokri issues strong warning against military intervention in Nigerian politics, citing economic and democratic consequences.
Prominent Nigerian lawyer expresses strong moral concerns over President Tinubu's controversial pardon list, questioning the inclusion of certain individuals and the message it sends about accountability.
President Bola Tinubu takes decisive action against Nigeria's longstanding security challenges, appointing new military leadership with a clear mandate to restore peace and stability across the nation.
President Tinubu's administration takes decisive action to revolutionize Nigeria's pharmaceutical sector with new policies aimed at boosting local medicine manufacturing and reducing import dependency.
President Tinubu's administration has introduced a 15% import levy on petroleum products, signaling major changes for Nigeria's energy sector and potentially affecting fuel costs across the nation.
America's economic pulse becomes impossible to monitor as federal agencies halt data releases during government shutdown, leaving investors and policymakers flying blind.
In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a significant reduction of import duty on petroleum products from 35% to just 15%, aiming to ease fuel costs and boost Nigeria's energy sector.
Nigeria's economic outlook shows promising signs of improvement as the Inflation Working Group manager confirms the economy is approaching stability with reduced inflation and strengthened Naira.
In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a 15% import duty reduction on petroleum products. Discover how this decision could affect fuel prices across Nigeria.
In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a significant reduction of import duty on petroleum products from 35% to just 15%, aiming to ease fuel costs and boost economic activities across Nigeria.
The Nigerian House of Representatives has approved President Bola Tinubu's request to borrow $2.34 billion and €100 million, part of a larger $8.69 billion and €100 million loan package previously endorsed by the National Assembly during the Buhari admini
The Bank of Japan maintains ultra-low interest rates while signaling potential future hikes as yen weakness and inflation concerns persist. Get the latest analysis on Japan's monetary policy direction.
The potential US government shutdown threatens to halt crucial economic data releases, leaving investors and policymakers in the dark during economic uncertainty. Federal agencies prepare for closure as Congress struggles to reach funding agreement.
Nigeria's Senate has granted approval for President Bola Tinubu's loan request, marking a significant development in the country's economic strategy. Discover the full details and implications of this crucial decision.
Nigeria's House of Representatives has approved President Tinubu's massive borrowing plan to fund critical infrastructure projects across the nation, including a landmark Islamic finance initiative.
In a major trade policy shift, the United Kingdom has eliminated tariffs on approximately 3000 Nigerian export products while Nigeria implements reciprocal import restrictions against the United States, signaling a significant realignment of international
Presidential aide Ajuri Ngelale reveals Africa's strategic positioning to capture significant share of $3 trillion global carbon market, emphasizing Nigeria's leadership role in climate action and economic transformation.
Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment Doris Anite announces Nigeria's ambitious $1 trillion economy target is more achievable than ever, citing recent economic reforms and investor confidence.
Prominent traditional priest Alapini Oosa finally meets Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, expressing deep concerns about being overlooked by the current administration.
Nigeria's Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu, has expressed strong confidence that the country can achieve its ambitious $1 trillion economy target by 2030 through strategic reforms and economic diversification.
The US Federal Reserve is preparing for interest rate reductions in its final 2024 meeting, setting the stage for economic shifts that could impact Nigeria's markets and inflation trends in 2025.
Former CBN Governor Lamido Sanusi exposes how postponed fuel subsidy elimination triggered Nigeria's current economic hardship during Kaduna book launch.
Former CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi reveals how Boko Haram insurgency compelled President Goodluck Jonathan to reverse fuel subsidy removal in 2012, exposing the intricate link between terrorism and economic policy in Nigeria.
Nigeria's Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to transform the nation into a $1 trillion economy by 2030 during high-level talks with European Union ambassadors in Abuja.