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136Economy & MarketTax Reforms Key to Strengthening Nigeria’s Finances –FIRS
President Bola Tinubu’s bold tax reform initiatives are central to Nigeria’s strategy for economic resilience, the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland...
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126Industry & MoneyStakeholders Upbeat as NUPRC Prepares for 2025 Oil Blocks’ Allocation Process
There are high expectations in the upstream sector of the oil and gas industry as the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC)...
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190Leadership & ManagementFG Plans 500 CNG Stations to Cut Petrol Use
The Federal Government is set to establish 500 Compressed Natural Gas refuelling stations across the country within three years, as part of...
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440Culture & LifestyleNigeria to Unveil National Tourism Policy in Bid to Transform Sector
The federal government at the weekend said it was set to launch the ‘National Tourism Policy’ in a renewed push to reposition...
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146Economy & MarketEconomic and Market Report: Week Ended 14-11-2025
Global Economy According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), GDP growth in the United Kingdom slowed for the second consecutive quarter,...
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137Stock MarketMarginal Increase at the Exchange as ASI Up 0.02%
In today’s session, the market experienced a marginal increase, marking the third consecutive day of recovery since the biggest selloff, with the...
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468The EntrepreneurTax Breaks Drive 3.1% Manufacturing Growth Projection –MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has projected that the country’s manufacturing output will grow by 3.1 per cent in 2026, driven by...
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165Local News
FG Unveils Nigerian Content Equity Fund for Oil Companies
The Federal Government, through the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, has announced the imminent launch of the Nigerian Content Equity Fund....
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137Industry & MoneyFG Shifts 15% Fuel Import Duty to Q1 2026
The Federal Government has approved the postponement of the implementation of the 15 per cent import duty on petrol and diesel until...
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142Money MarketCapital Market: T+2 Settlement Cycle Begins November 28 –SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced that Nigeria’s capital market will officially transition to a T+2 (trade date plus two...
