Business News
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186Vandalism to Pipelines Affecting Deliveries –NLNG
Nigeria LNG’s exports of liquefied natural gas have taken a hit after vandalism damaged pipelines, curtailing gas supplies to its plant, a Bloomberg...
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151REA Targets to Electrify 25m Nigerians in 3 years
In a major push to bridge Nigeria’s energy gap, the federal government has announced plans to provide electricity to 25 million Nigerians within...
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145US Futures, Oil Tumble After China Tariffs Kick In
Stock futures and oil tumbled as China responded to new US tariffs, marking the resumption of a trade war between the world’s...
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130Nigeria, Uganda Strengthen Trade Relations Under AfCFTA
Nigeria and the Ugandan governments have strengthened trade relations following the appointment of the Ugandan Trade Representative Ani Bassey-Eyo to Nigeria, marking...
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262FG Approves ₦4.2tr for Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road, Other Major Road Projects Nationwide
The federal government has approved road infrastructure contracts worth N4.2 trillion, covering major highways and bridges across Nigeria, including the second phase...
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148Oil Falls Amid U.S. Tariff Pause on Mexico, Canada
Oil prices retreated on Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump paused for a month a decision on steep tariffs on Mexico and Canada, the...
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153Dollar Advances, Stocks Tumble on Trump Tariffs
The dollar surged while equity markets and digital currencies plunged after US President Donald Trump made good on his threat to impose...
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159EU Votes €150b Infrastructure Devt Support for Nigeria, Others
The European Union (EU) would disburse €150 billion in four years by 2027 to Nigeria and other African countries to enhance infrastructural...
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247Electricity Tariff Hike Looms as FG Plans to End Subsidy
Power consumers have opposed plans by the Federal Government to raise electricity tariffs by over 66 per cent, from N116.18 to N193.63...
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175Oil Prices Climb After US Tariffs Spark Supply Disruption Fears
Oil prices jumped on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, raising fears of crude supply...
