Federal Government Of Nigeria
FG sets new cement price, orders Dangote, BUA, others to adjust immediately
The federal government, through the minister of works, David Umahi, has called on cement manufacturers, including Dangote, BUA, and Lafarge, to reduce prices.
NAHCON approves Jaiz Bank, 3 others for hajj saving scheme
Four banks have been authorized by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria to assist and carry out the Hajj Savings Scheme, according to a NAHCON representative.
NCAA sanctions Air Peace, Arik Air, 3 other airlines, speaks on way forward
NCAA has sanctioned several airlines, and these airlines have reached out to the regulatory body to request a meeting to show that they have resolved their issues.
Rice prices to change as Nigeria faces N1.43 trillion shortage over low production
The price of rice is projected to rise in 2025 due to an N1.43 trillion shortage from low production despite predictions from AFEX that rice prices will fall.
“We will enforce”: FG sets up N15 billion facility to clamp down on fake products
The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) will also be taking the quality assurance drive to all geographical zones with the regional laboratories set up.
Military, civilians die in fresh plane crash in Sudan, number of death emerges
A Sudanese military plane has crashed in the residential area around the Wadi Seidna military airport in Sudan. The actual number of deaths have been confirmed.
FG to build another project at Dangote Refinery amid ongoing longest highway in Nigeria
The Nigerian government has revealed plans to build an 80-metre-high bridge in front of the Dangote Refinery to ease traffic congestion amid highway construction.
Nigeria’s debt to World Bank to rise to $9.2bn under Tinubu as FG moves to get 6 new loans in 2025
The Nigerian government, under Bola Tinubu is set to get six new loans from the World Bank in 2025, bringing Tinubu's borrowings from the World Bank to $9.2bn.
Steps to avoid paying new DStv, GOtv subscription prices
MultiChoice Nigeria has provided an opportunity for its customers to avoid paying the new subscription fees for GOtv and DStv, set to take effect from March 1.
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