Mohammed Badaru and four other ministers and appointees of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have resigned. The full list of exits from his administration has emerged.
The chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has clarified the government's position on TINs on bank accounts.
While Nigerian subscribers continue to reject the approved 50% telecom tariff increase, a recent GSMA report has revealed that it can bring in N1.6trillion to the FG
Eurozone growth slowed to a halt in the fourth quarter last year, dragged by contractions in major powers Germany and France which were held back by economic headwinds and political instability. At one end of the eurozone spectrum Spain saw its economy expand by 3.2 percent last year -- while at the other Germany endured a 0.2-percent contraction and a second year of recession.
The Debt Management Office has revealed that Nigeria's public debt profile has increased and also provided a breakdown of state's domestic debt level.
A new CBN report shows that high bank charges posed a major challenge to businesses in 2024. Rising inflation has further compounded this issue...
A Scottish court on Thursday ruled against the development of two oil and gas fields in the North Sea in a "historic win" for two environmental groups.
As the economic woes in Nigeria have been on the increase, so have the loan default rates. The lates CBN survey report shows a surge in loan default rates.
A record 92.3 million passengers travelled through Dubai's international airport last year, its operator said on Thursday, underlining the Gulf city's economic boom. Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths said he was confident of breaching 100 million passengers by 2027.
British energy giant Shell on Thursday announced a 17-percent drop in annual net profit owing to weaker oil and gas prices as well as asset write-offs. In late 2024, Shell announced it was cutting hundreds of jobs from its oil and gas exploration division to reduce costs.
Fed up with paying ever increasing prices at grocery stores and shopping outlets, Croatians have begun channeling their anger into a nascent boycott movement targeting retailers that shows signs of spreading across the Balkans.
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