The Supreme Court has taken a major action on the Muhammadu Sanusi II vs Aminu Ado Bayero Emirate tussle in Kano as 2027 election matter springs in between.
Nigerian government updates the banned import list, including cement and fertiliser, effective April 1, 2026, amid World Bank's calls to enhance competitiveness.
The federal government has launched a free nationwide training programme to equip 10 million Nigerians, especially youths and women, with financial literacy.
Anambra entrepreneurs can now apply for DBN's 2026 Entrepreneurship Training Programme, offering ₦8.5 million in grants, free training, mentorship, and cash prizes.
Food prices in Nigeria, including rice and beans, fell significantly in November 2025, reflecting President Tinubu's policies easing household financial pressures.
Nigeria’s foreign ministry said electricity was cut to its Pretoria mission by South African authorities over unpaid bills caused by funding delays.
The World Bank announces a Regional Industry Director vacancy for qualified Nigerians as MD Anna Bjerde visits Nigeria to boost jobs, growth, energy, and investment.
Nigeria's banks face a March 2026 recapitalisation deadline. Top performers like Access and Zenith exceed targets, while others risk mergers or exits if they fail.
Nigeria’s new Tax Act tightens filing timelines, raises penalties, and signals tougher enforcement as authorities prepare for full implementation.
Nigeria’s state governments and the Federal Capital Territory received a total of N2.45 trillion from the federal government between March 2024 and August 2025.
In 2025, Lagos accounted for 52% of Nigeria's VAT, reinforcing its economic dominance, while new tax reforms threaten future revenues amid regional disparities.
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