Abisayo Busari-Akinnadeju resigns from DLA over primary credibility concerns, demands fee refund, vows to continue her presidential ambition under 'Dare Nigeria'.
Nigeria and the World Bank cancel $717.7m in funds for electricity reforms, raising concerns over ongoing power supply crises and future infrastructure investments.
The Federal Government has slashed import tariffs on palm oil, rice, and sugar to combat rising food costs and improve affordability, providing relief for consumers.
The federal government has introduced a structured leasing model for motorcycle and tricycle operators through a partnership involving the association of riders.
CBN introduces stricter agent banking guidelines in Nigeria to enhance security, reduce fraud, and deepen financial inclusion with new rules on PoS exclusivity.
LIRS extends the deadline for filing annual income tax returns to 21 April 2026 amid eTax platform surge, emphasising final submission requirements for taxpayers.
Nigeria's Tax Committee refutes claims of errors in new tax laws by Minister Taiwo Oyedele, clarifying misrepresented comments and highlighting positive reforms.
Nigeria's YEIDEP offers grants up to ₦500,000 to tackle unemployment, fostering entrepreneurship and creating 20 million jobs by 2026. Nigerians aged 18-50 can apply
The federal government reduces vehicle tariffs while introducing new taxes on drinks and tobacco products under the 2026 fiscal reforms to boost revenue.
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele has acknowledged that errors exist in the newly introduced tax reform laws, assuring that steps are being taken to correct them.
Nigeria cuts import tariffs on passenger vehicles to 40%, aiming to reduce car prices and improve affordability as imports rise to N1.58 trillion in 2025.
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