Tax Reform: Key to Nigeria's Economic Growth and Diversification
A Nigerian tax expert highlights how comprehensive tax reforms can reduce oil dependence, attract investment, and foster inclusive growth through fair and transparent systems.
A Nigerian tax expert highlights how comprehensive tax reforms can reduce oil dependence, attract investment, and foster inclusive growth through fair and transparent systems.
Aviation fuel prices in Nigeria have surged to N1,600 per litre due to Middle East tensions, potentially pushing domestic flight tickets from N150,000 to N200,000 as fuel costs now account for up to 45% of airline expenses.
From Adaora Umeoji to Miriam Olusanya, discover Nigeria's highest-paid female CEOs who are breaking barriers and leading billion-naira companies in banking, energy, and finance sectors.
Tatum Bank has successfully met the Central Bank of Nigeria's capitalization milestone, strengthening its financial foundation and positioning for enhanced service delivery and sustainable growth in Nigeria's banking sector.
A Nigerian woman calls for public attention on national issues like fuel scarcity, highlighting its broad impact on transport, food prices, and services, urging citizens to speak up on policies.
A Nigerian lady shared a note from a food vendor in Ughelli, Delta, who included raw rice with her order, sparking widespread praise online for the vendor's thoughtfulness.
The International Air Transport Association reveals Africa had the world's highest aviation accident rate in 2025 despite fewer incidents, citing runway safety and investigation delays as critical concerns.
A Nigerian employer shares her shock after a new employee requested a N1.7 million salary advance, equivalent to 17 months of pay, sparking intense social media debate about workplace boundaries.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued new regulations requiring banks and financial institutions to deploy automated anti-money laundering systems within 18-24 months to combat financial crimes.
New NMDPRA data reveals Nigeria's average daily petrol consumption declined to 56.9 million litres in February 2026, down from 60.2 million litres in January, with domestic supply dropping sharply to 39.6 million litres daily.
Alice Walton remains the world's wealthiest woman with a $134 billion fortune, leading Forbes' 2026 female billionaire ranking. The list reveals only 14% of global billionaires are women, with few self-made among them.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria issued over 100,000 airport access cards before President Tinubu suspended the cashless toll system due to severe traffic disruptions at major airports.
Four Nigerians who relocated to the UK have gained attention for launching profitable businesses, including yam sales, suya catering, traditional food vending, and Nigerian clothing retail.
The ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran is causing severe economic disruption worldwide, driving up energy prices and threatening food shortages in vulnerable nations. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz exacerbates the crisis, with countries like India
Nigerian industrialist Abdulsamad Rabiu recorded the largest wealth increase among African billionaires, with his net worth soaring by $6.1 billion to $11.2 billion, moving him to third place on the continent's rich list.
Italy has released strict customs rules for 2026, banning meat, dairy, counterfeit goods, and other items. Travellers must declare cash over €10,000 and follow duty-free limits to avoid fines.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a significant reduction in petrol and diesel prices, lowering petrol by N100 per litre and diesel by N190 per litre, offering potential relief to consumers and marketers.
Africa recorded the highest aviation accident rate worldwide in 2025, with turboprop aircraft and runway infrastructure cited as major safety concerns in the IATA report.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery reduces petrol to ₦1,075 per litre and diesel to ₦1,430 per litre following global crude oil price decline, offering potential relief to Nigerian consumers.
Nigeria's banking sector nears recapitalisation goals as 30 banks meet CBN's new capital requirements, with 33 raising funds via rights issues and IPOs to strengthen stability and support economic growth.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has implemented a significant petrol price hike, raising rates by N180 in Lagos and other states. This marks the fourth increase in one week, with Dangote Refinery citing global market volatility as the prima
Bournvita launches major 2026 Ramadan initiative, distributing free beverages at 159 mosques and activating markets across 49 locations to support Muslim families during the holy month.
President Bola Tinubu asserts Nigeria's economy has turned a corner, with state governors no longer needing bank loans to pay salaries. He made the remarks at an interfaith breaking of fast event in Abuja.
Global crude oil prices have declined to $83 per barrel after recent spikes, raising questions about potential reductions in Nigeria's petrol prices following recent hikes.
Nigeria's naira weakens to N1,405.62 per dollar at official market despite increased FX inflows and rising external reserves. Parallel market gap narrows to N15, signaling potential convergence.
Nigeria's currency weakened to N1,405.62 per dollar at the official market despite increased foreign exchange inflows and rising external reserves. The parallel market gap narrowed significantly, signaling potential convergence.
First Bank of Nigeria faces widespread criticism after accounts reveal it had outgoing non-core staff train their replacements before locking them out and sending dismissal texts.
Dangote Refinery's MD reveals that fees from 47 government agencies contribute to rising petrol prices, urging priority crude access for local refineries amid global supply disruptions.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery CEO David Bird explains that petrol prices may not drop even with full refinery operation due to global oil market volatility and supply chain costs. Nigerian crude accounts for 30-35% of feedstock.
The Nigerian naira has depreciated in the official market, hitting its lowest level in two months due to rising dollar demand from Middle East tensions. The Central Bank of Nigeria released new exchange rates as the currency weakened further.