Sokoto Lawmaker Rolls Out Animal Feed As Constituency Empowerment Material
A member of the Sokoto State House of Assembly, Honourable Buhari Haliru (PDP-Sokoto North I), on Thursday empowered no fewer than 200 constituents with...
We Lack Money To Continue To Pay Fuel Subsidy – FG
The Federal Government (FG) has said it currently lacks money to continue to pay fuel subsidy due to the economic implications of the coronavirus...
Those Running Nigeria’s Economy Are Not Professionals – NES
NIGERIA Economic Society, NES, Tuesday took a swipe at President Muhammadu Buhari on his appointment, saying that those in his economic team are not...
Minister Says FG Can’t Continue Payment On Electricity Subsidy
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says Nigeria cannot continue to subsidise electricity, adding that the nation must begin to move towards a cost-effective...
We Don’t Have Land For Ranching, Southeast Governors Insist
The South East Governors Forum on Thursday said there was no land for ranching in the region. Speaking through its chairman, Governor Dave Umahi of...
CBN Raises Interest Rate To 27.50%
Nigeria's interest rate was raised by 25 basis points by the Central Bank of Nigeria from 27.25 percent in September 2024 to 27.50 percent...
It Makes No Sense, Former Statistician General Fault NBS Data That Says Unemployment Has Reduced
A former Statistician-General of Federation/Chief Executive Officer of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Dr. Yemi Kale, has criticised the methodology used in calculating...
US Call For Fresh Probe Of Adesina, Plot To Destabilise AfDB
The call by the United States, US government for a fresh and in-depth investigation into the allegations against the President of African Development Bank,...
Stay Away From Further Borrowing, DMO Cautions FG
The Debt Management Office, DMO, has warned the Federal Government against additional borrowing, saying 73.5 per cent of revenue generated this year will be...
Banks To Deduct ₦50 Stamp Duty On ₦10,000-and-Above Transfers Effective January 1
On January 1, 2026, Nigerian banks will start deducting a ₦50 stamp duty on electronic transfers totalling ₦10,000 or more, in accordance with the...
