G100 to host Nigeria's opposition parties' summit on Monday, August 31, in Abuja, focusing on cooperation for the 2027 elections and establishing key Working Groups.
CPPE says Tinubu’s economic reforms have improved key indicators, but gains must translate into more jobs, higher incomes and better living standards for Nigerians.
Petrol prices in Ibadan surge to N1,080/litre, causing long queues at stations and increased transport fares, heightening concerns over rising living costs.
Nigerian youths and organizations can now apply for the 2026 Youth Futures Fund, winning up to $10,000, mentorship, and support to scale impactful projects.
Naira weakens by N25 in the parallel market as demand for US dollars rises, widening the gap with official rates amid Central Bank interventions.
At least 12 states have enacted the tax harmonisation law introduced under the federal government’s tax reform agenda, according to Taiwo Oyedele.
Nigeria's VAT reforms increase state revenue share to 55%, boosting Lagos's earnings to N101.34 billion in January 2026, amid declining federal collections.
The Federal Government announced that YEIDEP Batch B recruitment will begin nationwide on March 9, 2026, urging Nigerians aged 18 to 50 to apply.
Nigeria's new tax framework targets the informal sector with transparency, exempting small businesses earning N12 million or less from presumptive tax.
Nigeria's naira appreciated by 6.87% in 2025, buoyed by CBN reforms, attracting $21bn in capital inflows and improving investor confidence amid inflation shifts.
MultiChoice halts annual price hikes for DStv and GOtv subscribers; Lebara enters Nigeria’s telecom sector, while petrol prices soar 13% in 48 hours.
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