Economy
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Kogi, Lagos, Rivers most expensive states in Nigeria as inflation rises to 28% – NBS
Kogi, Lagos, and Rivers are the most expensive states in Nigeria, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. NBS’s November…
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Petrol no longer subsidised in Nigeria, FG replies W’Bank
The Federal Government has denied the claims of the World Bank on the continued payment of the fuel subsidy on…
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Fuel price: Reject W’Bank N750/litre proposal, Labour warns FG
The Nigeria Labour Congress, on Thursday, warned the Federal Government against heeding the advice of the World Bank to increase…
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Africa loses $90bn annually to illicit financial flows -AfDB
The Africa Development Bank has lamented the spate of illicit flow of funds in Africa’s financial system and called for…
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CIBN tasks banks on prevention of fraudulent transactions
The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria has advised the Central Bank of Nigeria to implement policies that will effectively…
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NNPCL not transparent on subsidy, dollar revenues – W’Bank
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation Limited is not transparent about the financial gains from fuel subsidy removal, the World Bank…
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Powerful Nigerians behind illegal mining, insecurity – Minister
The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, has blamed unnamed ‘powerful Nigerians’ for the illegal mining activities and acts of…
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Fubara presents 2024 budget to five Rivers lawmakers
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, on Wednesday presented the 2024 Appropriation Bill to five members of the state House of…
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Airlines to compensate for flight delays, cancellations from January – Keyamo
The Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, has said regulators of the aviation sector will begin to compel airlines to compensate…
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Petrol price should be N750 per litre – World Bank
The World Bank has stated that the Federal Government may still be paying for fuel subsidy, considering that fuel prices…
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