PenCom Opens Pension Plan to Students and Infants
Nigeria's National Pension Commission has removed age restrictions, allowing students and infants to participate in the Personal Pension Plan to encourage early retirement savings.
Nigeria's National Pension Commission has removed age restrictions, allowing students and infants to participate in the Personal Pension Plan to encourage early retirement savings.
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National Bureau of Statistics reports transport fare hikes across air, land, and water in February 2026, with Abia and Ogun states topping intercity bus costs.
The Nigerian naira weakened further against the US dollar, closing at ₦1,386.72 as commercial banks adjusted rates amid a 62% drop in interbank FX deals and global oil price surges.
FIFA-licensed football agent Dr. Drew Uyi honors Broderick Arigbodi, CEO of Librod Energy Services, on his 60th birthday, highlighting his vision, resilience, and impactful leadership in a social media tribute.
The Women in Leadership Summit 2026 has concluded in Lagos, bringing together business, government, and development leaders to advance inclusive leadership and its economic impact through practical frameworks and policy discussions.
NASA astronaut Victor Glover is set to make history as the first Black astronaut to travel to the Moon aboard Artemis II, marking a major milestone in space exploration and representation.
Nigeria's clean energy transition advances as BURN's Kano facility hosts the inaugural Renewed Hope Climate Tour, showcasing local manufacturing and carbon credit exports.
Afreximbank has underwritten $2.5 billion in a $4 billion syndicated loan for Dangote Petroleum Refinery, enhancing financial stability and supporting Africa's energy security and industrial growth.
United Nigeria Airlines has suspended a staff member following allegations of unprofessional conduct towards a passenger with reduced mobility, Doris Akonanya, during a flight check-in from Abuja to Yenagoa.
The Presidency states Nigeria's naira-for-crude policy is safeguarding the nation from severe fuel supply shocks caused by the Middle East crisis, ensuring steady petroleum product availability.
The Federal Government has committed $500 million in cash to modernize Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, with completion expected in 22 months. The project aims to transform the aging facility into a world-class aviation hub.
A Nigerian woman has sparked a viral debate by questioning the government's directive to file income taxes, citing a lack of transparency and basic amenities.
Former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai argues Nigeria's economic underperformance stems from misallocated human capital, with incentives driving talent to rent-seeking over productive sectors like entrepreneurship.
Global Environment Facility and UNIDO have submitted plans to transform Nigerian industries with energy-efficient and cleaner production solutions, as announced at a stakeholders summit in Abuja.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed all deposit money banks to conduct comprehensive stress tests starting April 1, 2026, with reports due by April 30. This marks a shift from capital size to risk-based resilience assessment.
The Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service has extended the deadline for filing individual annual income tax returns by one month to April 30, 2026. The agency urges residents to comply electronically and update personal details.
NASA's Artemis II mission, launching in 2026, will send four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the Moon, testing systems for future lunar landings and marking humanity's return to deep space exploration after five decades.
A Russian Antonov-26 military aircraft crashed in Crimea, killing all 29 people on board. Russia's defense ministry and investigative committee confirmed the incident, with an investigation launched into possible flight safety violations.
US stocks surged significantly after Iran's President indicated a potential end to the ongoing conflict, boosting market optimism while oil prices declined amid reduced geopolitical tensions.
Nigeria's March 2026 Federal Government bond auction recorded strong investor demand, with subscriptions exceeding the offer by 4.28%. The Debt Management Office reported total bids of N931.5 billion against an initial offer of N750 billion.
A dispute over assets at Afam Power Station has escalated, with allegations of fraud and favoritism raising concerns about transparency in Nigeria's electricity sector, prompting demands for a thorough investigation.
The Federal Government and Nestlé Nigeria have launched a Water Quality Handbook to enhance compliance and build technical capacity across sectors. Minister Utsev warned climate change is impacting water resources through floods and droughts.
The Federal Government has launched the application portal for the 2026 National MSME Awards, offering over N1 billion in grants to 100 Nigerian entrepreneurs. Applications open April 7, with a focus on financial support and sector-wide recognition.
The Nigerian government has increased natural gas prices for power generation companies, which experts warn will likely lead to higher electricity tariffs for consumers amid the sector's mounting debt crisis.
Former Minister of State for Power Goddy Jedy-Agba emphasizes sustained reforms, investment, and leadership mentorship as essential for achieving reliable electricity and national development in Nigeria.
The ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict is disrupting supply chains for India's $860 million condom manufacturing sector, causing shortages of key materials like silicone oil and ammonia and driving up production costs significantly.
Nigerians brace for higher living costs as Dangote Refinery plans petrol price increases due to soaring global crude oil prices, prompting fuel marketers to suspend sales and consumers to face inflationary pressures.
The Nigerian government has launched the Conditional Cash Transfer programme targeting 15 million vulnerable households, with ₦75,000 disbursed in three phases. Over 9 million households have already received payments.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has reduced petrol prices at its retail outlets nationwide, offering temporary relief amid concerns over rising crude oil costs.