FAAC Allocates N1.97 Trillion to FG, States, LGs
The Federal Accounts Allocation Committee disbursed N1.969 trillion from December 2025 revenue to all government tiers, with VAT receipts showing significant growth.
The Federal Accounts Allocation Committee disbursed N1.969 trillion from December 2025 revenue to all government tiers, with VAT receipts showing significant growth.
Agora Policy reveals that weak competition and market concentration, not production costs, drive high cement prices in Nigeria despite surplus local capacity.
Andray Finance introduces an innovative SaaS platform using artificial intelligence to tackle unethical lending practices in Nigeria's digital credit market, promoting financial dignity and inclusion.
The Nigerian naira shows remarkable strength as the US dollar crashes by N50 in the parallel market. Traders confirm new exchange rates for major currencies amid positive economic indicators.
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Nigeria's naira appreciated 3.6% in January, its strongest monthly performance in nearly two years, driven by foreign investor inflows and rising external reserves.
The Federal Government has launched a nationwide financial literacy program targeting 10 million Nigerians, with special focus on youth and women empowerment through digital skills and investment knowledge.
Staple food prices including rice, beans, and garri have decreased significantly across Nigeria, providing much-needed relief to households after months of inflationary pressure.
The World Bank has announced a major job vacancy for qualified Nigerians as Regional Industry Director for Infrastructure and Natural Resources in Africa. The position requires advanced qualifications and extensive experience.
The Federal Government has disbursed N2.45 trillion from non-oil revenue savings to states and FCT between March 2024 and August 2025 to support infrastructure and security projects nationwide.
Lagos State accounted for 52% of Nigeria's non-import VAT in 2025, with South-West geopolitical zone leading regional contributions. New tax reforms may redistribute revenues.
Nigeria's external reserves increased by $66 million to $46.11 billion in January 2026, boosted by higher oil prices and foreign inflows, while the naira strengthened to near two-year highs.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revised the exchange rate for customs duty clearance following sustained naira appreciation, with Nigeria's external reserves hitting an eight-year high.
The Nigerian naira strengthens significantly against the US dollar, reaching N1,386.55 in official markets. Positive trends in both official and parallel markets signal improving foreign exchange stability.
Gold and silver prices fell sharply as Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to head the Federal Reserve eased concerns about central bank independence, while global markets showed mixed performance.
The Nigerian naira has surged to a two-year high of N1,396.99 per dollar, with analysts attributing the rally to growing confidence in economic reforms and favorable global trends.
Nigeria's naira surges to ₦1,392 per dollar, its strongest level in two years, supported by CBN reforms, rising external reserves, and favorable oil prices. Analysts express cautious optimism for sustained gains.
Lagos prepares to host Traders Fair 2026 at the Lagos Continental Hotel on April 10, 2026. This major financial event brings together traders, investors, and fintech leaders for education, networking, and industry insights.
The Federal Government has approved free registration for 250,000 micro, small and medium enterprises through SMEDAN's digital portal to boost formalization and economic recovery.
The US dollar has fallen to its weakest level in four years, prompting global currency movements. The Nigerian naira appreciates against the dollar but faces pressure from other major currencies.
A detailed comparison of living expenses for Nigerians in London versus Lagos, covering rent, food, transport, utilities, healthcare, and salary differences.
Nigeria's currency strengthens to N1,400.47 per dollar in official market while external reserves climb to $46.012 billion, signaling economic recovery and stability.
At World Economic Forum, Christopher Aleo of iSwiss Pay advocates for fintech, clean energy investments and Europe-Africa partnership to unlock Africa's economic potential.
The Nigerian naira strengthened to a record high of ₦1,400 to the US dollar in official trading, continuing an appreciation trend driven by CBN reforms and improved forex liquidity.
Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves surge to $46.012 billion, the highest level since 2018, driven by petroleum reforms and increased crude production, offering optimism for the naira's stability.
Nigeria's naira appreciates sharply to ₦1,401.22 per dollar in official market, marking strongest performance since FX reforms. Rising external reserves boost confidence amid global oil price concerns.
The Nigerian federal government has allocated N30.34 billion in the 2026 budget for solar mini-grids and inverters to power government facilities, schools, and communities amid grid instability.
The Nigerian Naira appreciated in official foreign exchange markets while depreciating in the black market to N1490/$. Analysts predict continued stability amid rising external reserves.
Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate has dropped to 4.1%, marking the first single-digit reading since 1997. This milestone supports plans to establish the gold-backed ZiG as the sole currency by 2030.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has increased petrol ex-gantry price from N699 to N799 per litre, affecting pump prices at MRS and other partner stations nationwide.