The IDF confirmed on April 19 that a soldier damaged a statue of Jesus Christ in southern Lebanon, sparking global outrage and prompting an official investigation.
Nigerian government updates the banned import list, including cement and fertiliser, effective April 1, 2026, amid World Bank's calls to enhance competitiveness.
Nigeria’s new tax laws will enforce full compliance by January 2027, starting with medium-sized companies in 2026, enhancing transparency through digital frameworks.
The federal government’s ICSS programme empowers youth and entrepreneurs with training, mentorship, and single-digit interest loans to start, grow, scale.
Nigeria's electronic invoicing system launches for large businesses, ensuring real-time tax compliance. MTN Nigeria transmits the first live invoice.
West African leaders are uniting to advance the Eco currency initiative, with Nigeria's central bank pivotal in shaping its launch and future economic stability.
As Nigerians prepare for Ramadan, staple food prices such as rice, beans, maize, and groundnuts rise in some states, while others remain largely stable.
Nigeria's naira appreciates to ₦1,335.95 per dollar, buoyed by rising external reserves and improved market confidence amidst cautious optimism for stability.
Nigeria’s inflation eased to 15.10% in January 2026, while food inflation slowed sharply, signaling moderating price pressures and improved affordability nationwide.
The NRS has announced plans to introduce a new electronic invoicing platform aimed at improving tax administration for medium-sized businesses across the country.
The African Development Bank Group has approved a $200 million loan to support Nigeria’s agricultural sector under the second phase of the NAGS-AP.
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