Ondo state government declares February 2-3, 2026, public holidays to celebrate its 50th anniversary, urging citizens to engage in commemorative events.
In October 2025, the Nigerian government launched a 12-month paid internship programme to provide training for the youth, with a N150,000 monthly stipend.
Employers in Nigeria must file annual PAYE returns by January, detailing all paid individuals. LIRS provides e-filing support to ensure compliance with new tax laws.
The naira shows mixed results, closing at ₦1,420.69 officially, while analysts forecast a firmer rate by 2026 due to improved agriculture and lower inflation.
Nigeria's biggest banks, including Access and UBA, commit to under 30-minute fraud response times, bolstered by BVN and NIN integration to combat rising threats.
An X user compared grocery prices from 2020 and 2025, using the same supermarket receipt, showing items, which cost N25,225 five years ago, now sell for N147,050.
Nigeria's naira is set to stabilise at N1,400-N1,500 per dollar by 2026, driven by oil reforms, domestic investment, and improved fiscal discipline.
The naira appreciated against the dollar to N1,419.35, supported by strong dollar supply and rising external reserves amid global forex market tensions.
Nigeria's banks face a recapitalisation deadline by March 31, 2026, prompting strategic shifts as lenders aim for long-term stability and financial resilience.
Nigerians express panic over new VAT claims on bank transfers, but NRS clarifies that existing VAT applies only to service fees, not customer funds.
Nigeria's NTAA 2025 mandates a strict 30-day deadline for tax assessment objections, shifting compliance burdens onto individuals and impacting freelancers.
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