Cement Cost: Reverse To Old Price Now, Tinubu Tells Dangote, BUA, Others
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed cement companies to go back to the status quo as regards to the price of the commodity. Minister of...
Edo State Govt Declares Over 200 Vehicles Missing
The committee set up by the Edo government to recover government assets says over 200 vehicles belonging to the state are missing. The chairman of...
Manufacturing Export Stagnates Despite Rising Trade Value
The contribution of manufactured goods to Nigeria’s export basket has stagnated for four consecutive years despite a sharp rise in the country’s total export...
Tinubu Delists FCT From TSA, Minister To Enjoy Financial Autonomy
President Bola Tinubu has made the decision to remove the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) from the Treasury Single Account (TSA). This was announced during...
National Assembly Adjusts 2024 Budget From ₦28.7tn To ₦35.5tn
The Senate has approved the ₦6.2 trillion amendment to the 2024 Appropriation Act, raising this year’s national budget from ₦28.7 trillion to ₦35.055 trillion. The...
Nigeria At Risk Of Debt Distress — Report
Nigeria is at a very high risk of debt distress, a report released by an Abuja-based policy think tank, Agora Policy, has said. The report...
Naira Depreciates 1.4% Amid CBN’s FX Sales Deadline Extension
At the official market on Monday, the value of the naira dropped, trading at N1,495.60 to the US dollar. Data from the FMDQ Security Exchange...
Learn To Manage, Switch Off Light To Reduce Electricity Bills, Tinubu Advises Nigerians
President Bola Tinubu has advised Nigerians to step up their management skill in reducing electricity bills. “It’s not negative to learn to manage. You learn...
Nigeria’s Current Account Surplus Rises 46% To $4.98bn
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday said the nation’s current account surplus grew year-on-year (YoY) by 46 percent to $4.98 billion in the...
Fuel Scarcity Worsens, Abuja Black Marketeers Sell N350/Litre
The lingering fuel scarcity worsened in some parts of the country with motorists buying petrol between N300 and N350-litre in Abuja on Monday. Some Abuja residents, who spoke with our correspondent, lamented the spike in the price of PMS as well as t...
