The Federal Government has taken steps to remove bureaucratic hurdles that had stalled private sector investment in key road projects for over...
The federal government has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to bridge the connectivity gap plaguing millions of Nigerians, particularly in rural and underserved...
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has pledged to strengthen tax policy formulation and capacity-building initiatives, not just within Nigeria but across the...
The House of Representatives has moved to prevent discrepancies in bills passed by the National Assembly by mandating a stricter verification process...
The Bureau of Public Procurement issued 395 ‘No Objection’ certificates to various Ministries, Departments, and Agencies in the 2023 fiscal year, approving...
The Federal Government deducted N800bn from state allocations in 2024 to service foreign debts and other contractual obligations, according to the latest...
Nigeria’s daily oil output might be affected following an explosion that rocked a section of the Trans Niger Pipeline in Bodo Community,...
Oil prices fell on Wednesday after Russia agreed to U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal that Moscow and Kyiv stop attacking each other’s...
Stocks in Asia rose for a fourth day, serving as a contrast to the US where a selloff continued. Gold rose to...
The House of Representatives has initiated a probe into the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) over the implementation and...
Brent Jumps to $126, Stocks Pare Tech-Led Optimism
Alake Seeks Stronger African Alliance in Mineral Sector
Nigeria-Malaysia Trade Hits ₦1.82tr in Five Years
Afreximbank Funds Three New Nigerian Refineries
FG Rallies Public-Private Partnerships for Economy Devt
Diaspora Inflows now Strategic FX Pillar for Nigeria –CBN
Freight Forwarders Seek Urgent Tariffs Review
Headline Inflation Reverses Disinflation Trend, Rises to 15.38% y/y in March
Global Financing System must Ease Debt Squeeze on Developing Economies –Edun
IMF Cuts Nigeria’s Growth Rate from 4.4% to 4.1%