Nigeria could make greater progress towards national unity by building stronger economic ties between its regions rather than focusing mainly on the differences that divide them, businessman and trade advocate
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Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) Chairman Zacch Adedeji has defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, claiming petrol subsidy costs could have climbed to about ₦53 trillion while the naira could have
Nigeria’s manufacturers are still battling multiple taxes, levies and regulatory charges despite the introduction of the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has said. The association
The Taraba State Government has rejected claims that the state’s debt has climbed to more than ₦1.2 trillion under Governor Agbu Kefas, describing the figure as misleading and unsupported by
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has warned that the prices of petrol, diesel and other petroleum products could increase following the Dangote Refinery’s decision
Former presidential spokesman Femi Adesina has blamed Nigeria’s slow development on poor leadership and corruption, saying the country’s vast human and natural resources have not translated into prosperity for its
Vice President Kashim Shettima has called for stronger and more transparent engagement between the Federal Government and Nigeria’s business community, insisting that no economy can thrive without active collaboration with
The Federal Government has dismissed concerns about a possible increase in tax rates, insisting that its priority is to expand Nigeria’s tax base by bringing more eligible taxpayers into the
Nigeria’s Senate has taken a major step toward regulating cryptocurrency and other virtual assets, while also calling for urgent action to rescue the country’s collapsing textile industry. Lawmakers on Tuesday
Across Nigeria’s markets, salons, tailoring shops and food businesses, millions of women work tirelessly every day to keep their families and communities afloat. Yet for many of them, there is
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