Corporate tax revenue drops 31% amid economic strain
Nigeria's company income tax fell 31% year-on-year in Q1 2026 to ₦1.37tn, as businesses struggle with inflation, forex volatility, and high costs, according to NBS data.
Nigeria's company income tax fell 31% year-on-year in Q1 2026 to ₦1.37tn, as businesses struggle with inflation, forex volatility, and high costs, according to NBS data.
European diplomats visited Kano Film Village, praising Kannywood's role in youth employment, skills development, and economic growth in northern Nigeria.
Lagos residents complain of delayed waste collection despite paying monthly fees, as PSP operators demand higher charges due to rising costs. Some operators accused of illegal dumping.
Global crude oil prices have dropped to a three-month low, but Dangote Refinery fuel prices remain elevated, sparking concerns among marketers and fuel retailers in Nigeria.
The US Army has released the annual salaries for privates, corporals, sergeants, and warrant officers, showing pay increases with years of service and rank.
Mobile subscribers in Nigeria and other emerging markets borrowed $3.18 billion in airtime on credit in 2025, with Africa accounting for over 94% of the total, according to fintech firm Optasia.
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United Nigeria Airlines signs an MoU with Guinea-Bissau to establish Air Bissau, a national carrier, enhancing aviation connectivity and economic integration.
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Accion Microfinance Bank reported improved asset quality and digital banking expansion as key drivers of its 2025 performance, with loan growth, deposit increases, and branch network expansion.
Stephanie Oforka's LTIF 2025 redefines faith-based commerce in Lagos, drawing business leaders and policymakers to a vision of trust, trade, and transformation.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has welcomed the IMF's Article IV Consultation Report on Nigeria as an objective assessment, but calls for policy stability to ensure reforms translate into welfare gains for citizens.
Crude oil prices have dropped from over $120 to about $87 per barrel amid hopes of a US-Iran peace deal. Petrol prices in Nigeria could fall to around N900 per litre if the trend continues.
Ekiti State Government starts disbursing ₦55.6 million in IESF grants to 177 entrepreneurs, partnering with FirstBank to support innovation and enterprise development across the state.
Techno Oil receives 7,500MT LPG cargo as landing cost falls below N1,000/kg, boosting supply and potentially lowering cooking gas prices for Nigerian households and businesses.
Mobile users borrowed ₦4.61tn in airtime credit in 2025, with Africa accounting for 94% of the total. Nano-loans more than doubled to $2.3bn, highlighting reliance on digital credit.
The Nigerian Exchange closed higher with a 0.88% gain, pushing market capitalisation to N156.97 trillion. Financial services led trading, while 40 stocks gained and 53 declined.
Nigeria's postal revenue surged 166.8% to N8.1 billion in 2025, handling 18.2 million mail articles, according to NBS data, with domestic mail accounting for 68.7%.
The UK has launched a £15 million initiative to attract private investment and support economic reforms in Nigeria, announced during a visit by UK Minister Jenny Chapman.
The Central Bank of Nigeria under Governor Yemi Cardoso has been awarded Central Bank of the Year, recognizing reforms that stabilized inflation, reserves, and investor confidence.
The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria lifted its suspension on Max Air after the airline paid a substantial portion of its N1 billion debt and committed to resolving outstanding obligations.
VMO Aero clarifies the Asaba airport incident involving its Bombardier Challenger jet, citing an unstable approach that led to a roadway landing. No injuries or damage reported.
Elon Musk's net worth hits $1.1 trillion after SpaceX's IPO surged 20%, making it the largest stock market debut ever with a $2.1 trillion valuation.
NCDMB, Chevron, and Bristow Helicopters launch a helicopter pilot training programme for 10 Nigerians, aiming to build local capacity in the oil and gas aviation sector.
A critical analysis of Nigeria's capital importation figures, arguing that portfolio inflows signal confidence and precede FDI, countering claims of speculative weakness.
Nigerian airports operate without comprehensive insurance, exposing airlines, passengers, and government to significant financial liabilities despite emerging safety risks.
Nigerians reject IMF's advice to introduce telecom excise duties and extend VAT to fuel, citing overtaxation. Telecom subscribers oppose, while CPPE acknowledges reforms.
The 52nd AIO Conference in Cairo urged Nigerian insurers to leverage Africa's 500 million mobile subscribers to boost insurance penetration and premium growth via digital adoption.
CORBON chairman Dr Samson Opaluwah calls on builders to adopt sustainable construction systems prioritizing durability, resource efficiency, and environmental stewardship at ABU Zaria conference.
7-Fifteen Capital Limited says economic stability and market predictability are critical for Nigeria's luxury real estate growth, citing forex volatility and inflation challenges.