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Spotify US Price Increase 2026: Nigeria Impact

Spotify plans US subscription price increases in 2026. Nigerian users currently enjoy one of the world's cheapest Premium plans at ₦1,600 monthly. Learn what this means for Nigeria's pricing future.

Lagos Poultry Farmers Promise Price Drop for Xmas

Lagos residents can expect cheaper eggs and chicken this festive season as poultry farmers announce price reductions, thanks to the state government's Ounje Eko subsidy program. Find out how this impacts your holiday budget.

Manufacturers Spend N676.6bn on Power Generators

Nigerian manufacturers spent N676.6 billion on alternative energy in H1 2025 as poor power supply cripples operations. MAN warns of job losses and demands government intervention.

DStv & GOtv Decoder Prices Drop Again in Nigeria

MultiChoice reduces DStv decoder price to ₦7,900 and GOtv to ₦6,500 in second price cut within 6 months. New owner Canal+ promises more affordable premium entertainment for Nigerians.

Upload Music to Spotify: Nigerian Artist Guide

Learn the step-by-step process for Nigerian artists to upload music to Spotify, choose the best distributors, and maximize streaming revenue from the global Afrobeats boom.

Bitcoin Drops Below $90K: Market Analysis

Bitcoin value plunges 25% from October peak, falling below $90,000. Discover why investors are fleeing crypto amid trade war fears and Fed uncertainty. Stay informed!

Nigeria's Inflation Falls to 16.05% in October

Nigeria's inflation rate declines to 16.05% in October 2025, marking the seventh consecutive month of decrease. Food inflation shows significant improvement while urban areas face slight pressure.

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.

Inflation falls to 16.05% in October 2025

Nigeria's inflation rate drops to 16.05% in October 2025, marking the lowest level since 2017. Discover how food prices and policy changes are driving this positive trend.

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