Makinde vows to risk life for Oriire abductees
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde declares readiness to sacrifice his life to secure release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oriire, addressing protesters led by VeryDarkMan.
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde declares readiness to sacrifice his life to secure release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oriire, addressing protesters led by VeryDarkMan.
Dangote Refinery reduces petrol depot price by ₦75 to ₦1,175 per litre, citing easing Middle East tensions and lower global oil prices, sparking hopes of reduced pump prices.
Nigeria's petrol depot prices drop sharply after Dangote Refinery slashes rates by N75 and global crude falls to $82.68, raising hopes of cheaper fuel for motorists.
NERC mandates N15 million minimum compensation for deaths from electrical accidents, with new safety reforms requiring insurance and penalties up to N20 million for violations.
The Federal Government plans to assign a unique digital address to every building in Nigeria using GIS technology, aiming to tackle fraud, insecurity and delivery challenges. First phase rollout expected in October 2026.
The naira strengthened by 0.55% at the official FX window, closing at N1,356.27/$1, supported by external reserves hitting a 13-year high of $50.505 billion.
A new UNCTAD report reveals that rising borrowing costs are squeezing developing nations, reducing funds for schools, healthcare, and climate action, worsening the $4.3 trillion SDG financing gap.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reduced its petrol gantry price to ₦1,175 per litre, a move expected to lower fuel distribution costs and potentially reduce pump prices across Nigeria.
Nigerians hope for lower petrol prices after the US-Iran peace deal caused a sharp decline in global crude oil prices, though analysts warn reductions may be slow.
Dele Oye condemns IMF's call for new taxes on petroleum and telecom, warning it would burden 140 million poor Nigerians and cripple businesses.
Nigeria's Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso received the Central Bank of the Year 2026 award in London, recognizing reforms that stabilized the economy and restored investor confidence.
Nigeria's headline inflation increased to 15.93% in May 2026, driven by food, transport, and housing costs, despite CBN's cautious optimism.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group has sought a strategic media partnership with The Guardian ahead of its 32nd summit, themed 'The Growth That Works', scheduled for October 26-27 in Abuja.
The National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria holds a confab to discuss evolving market trends, consumer behaviour, and building stronger audience connections in Lagos.
The National Tax Forum 2026, organized by Nodeori Group, UNILAG, and TaxAAN, will examine the impact of Nigeria's new tax laws on businesses, the informal sector, and revenue performance.
Kano State Government approves N1.5 billion for mass wedding of 3,000 couples, covering furniture, food, dowry, and medical screening for beneficiaries.
CPPE CEO Dr Muda Yusuf attributes Nigeria's rising inflation to the Middle East crisis, citing external shocks and structural issues. Food inflation hits 16.96%.
A Ugandan graduate from Makerere University revealed his first salary of UGX 420,000, advising that low starting pay is normal and growth comes with experience and skill-building.
Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO. Learn about the first millionaire John Jacob Astor and first billionaire John D. Rockefeller, and how their fortunes compare.
Explore the evolution of the world's richest man from 1900 to 2026, from Rockefeller's oil empire to Elon Musk's trillionaire milestone, highlighting economic shifts.
RMFAC has started a nationwide data verification exercise to update revenue allocation data. The team visited Delta State Governor Oborevwori to discuss the process.
Nigeria's headline inflation rose to 15.93% in May 2026, with Yobe, Anambra, and Sokoto topping the list of most expensive states to live in, according to NBS data.
Nigeria's headline inflation rose to 15.93% in May 2026, the third consecutive monthly increase, according to the NBS CPI report.
Naira depreciated slightly to N1,363.83/$ amid limited dollar liquidity, despite $0.93 billion FX inflows led by foreign portfolio investors. Reserves hit $50.43 billion.
FAAC distributed N2.257 trillion April 2026 revenue to FG, states, and LGCs, comprising statutory revenue, VAT, and augmentation.
RetailWings Africa and Corner Block Services partner to improve working capital access for African retailers using business data from the RetailWings ERP platform.
Nigeria anticipates lower petrol prices as global crude declines amid US-Iran talks. Dangote Refinery may adjust prices, and marketers delay purchases expecting reductions.
The IMF recommends extending VAT to petrol and introducing excise duties on telecom services in Nigeria, potentially raising costs for fuel, calls, and data.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria says Tinubu's industrial reforms have not lowered costs or improved conditions, citing high energy, borrowing, and FX pressures.
A study reveals Nigerian telecom subscribers borrowed ₦4.6 trillion in airtime credit in 2025, highlighting growing reliance on borrow-to-call services amid rising living costs and cash flow constraints.