Hungary’s new leader Peter Magyar stopped Viktor Orban’s ICC withdrawal, keeping Hungary under court jurisdiction and warning Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu.
Nigerian government updates the banned import list, including cement and fertiliser, effective April 1, 2026, amid World Bank's calls to enhance competitiveness.
The NESG projects Nigeria’s reserves rising to $52 billion in 2026, with inflation easing and economic growth reaching 5.5 percent, driven by key productive sectors.
Nigerians will face a new 7.5% VAT on digital banking services from January 2026, sparking concerns over financial strain amid criticism from consumer groups.
The NRS chairman, Dr Zacch Adedeji, has stated that food and transportation, which are essential to the ordinary man, are exempt from the new tax laws.
The top 10 ministries got a cumulative allocation of N48,31 trillion, in which the Ministry of Finance and Coordinating Economy got the highest allocation.
In January, Nigeria experienced mixed food price trends: staple grains fell while cooking oils rose. Relief for consumers as Abuja sees steep drops.
Ambrose Alli University’s SUG has denied organising the recent protest, insisting it was led by non-students and urging the Edo State government to release students.
The National Revenue Service (NRS) has published a phone number and an email address through which Nigerians can report tax-related issues to the agency.
Nigeria's naira modestly gains to ₦1,423.17/USD in the official market, while the parallel market weakens amid dollar scarcity, widening exchange rate gaps.
The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has disclosed the federal government's decision on the possibility of tolling the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos.
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