FG Introduces Compulsory Vehicle Recycling Fee for 2026
The Nigerian government announces a mandatory vehicle recycling fee starting 2026 to tackle abandoned cars and formalise the auto recycling sector, projecting over ₦150bn in annual revenue.
The Nigerian government announces a mandatory vehicle recycling fee starting 2026 to tackle abandoned cars and formalise the auto recycling sector, projecting over ₦150bn in annual revenue.
Ogun State Government suspends three environmental consultancy firms for negligence in enforcing pollution laws at battery recycling plants in Ogijo. Read the full report.
FBRA's 2025 Christmas Buyback in Somolu mobilised 240+ residents, recovering 1.8 metric tons of recyclables. The initiative boosts Lagos's circular economy and EPR compliance. Read more.
In Vietnam's recycling villages, workers face severe health risks from toxic pollution while processing 1.8 million tonnes of plastic waste annually. Discover the hidden cost of the global waste trade.
Discover how Lagos-based Zannytecture is tackling Nigeria's waste crisis by upcycling tyres and plastic bottles into stylish furniture, creating green jobs and generating millions in revenue. Read their inspiring story.
The FIRS clarifies the 4% Development Levy is a consolidation of existing charges, not a new tax. Read details on exemptions, free trade zones, and reactions from Nigerian importers.
The FIRS clarifies that Nigeria's new 4% development levy consolidates existing charges, aims to simplify compliance, and boost investment. Learn how the tax reforms affect businesses and FTZs.
Aba traders face hardship as government operatives impose high levies and seal shops at night. APC chieftain Paul Ikonne condemns the actions as tyrannical. Read more.
Ogun State Government begins free lead poisoning testing for Ogijo residents following shutdown of battery recycling plants. Testing starts Monday at Ogijo Primary Health Centre.
Nasarawa State Government arrested 96 persons for violating environmental sanitation laws. The state also plans to revitalize waste recycling plants in Lafia and Karu to improve public health.
Ogun State suspends lead export and shuts 7 battery recycling plants in Ogijo after a viral video alleged hazardous lead contamination. Health and environmental audits are underway.
Notorious bandit Mustapha Babaro demands N50 million from Yargoje communities in Katsina, raising questions about peace deals effectiveness. Residents fear repercussions if deadline missed.
Nigeria's RMAFC investigates Electronic Money Transfer Levy disbursements from 2019-2022 to ensure transparency and accountability in revenue collection for all government tiers.
President Tinubu's administration suspended 4 major economic policies following public outcry. Learn about the reversed decisions and their impact on Nigeria's economy.
Nigerian Army clarifies fake news about mandatory military service for citizens aged 18+. Get the full facts and public reactions to the viral claim.
Over 64,000 Nigerian schoolchildren showcased incredible art from Indomie packs at the 10th Team Yourself Up competition. Discover the young innovators shaping a creative future!
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.
Discover how Lagos State is transforming its notorious waste crisis into a thriving $2.5 billion circular economy, creating jobs and sustainable solutions.
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
Groundbreaking Nigerian innovation transforms plastic pollution into valuable diesel fuel, offering dual solution to environmental waste and energy security challenges while creating economic opportunities.
Nigerians face higher fuel costs as Federal Government introduces 15% levy on imported petroleum products. Learn how this tariff will impact petrol and diesel prices across the country.
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.
The Nigerian government has announced a mandatory ₦15,000 levy on all international travelers departing from Nigerian airports beginning January 1, 2025. Discover how this new policy will affect your travel plans and what exemptions apply.