Economy
Senate Approves N1.678trn Revenue Target For NCS, Gives Reasons For Upward Review
The Senate at the plenary on Wednesday approved a total of N1.678 trillion revenue target for the Nigerian Customs Service...
Read moreDetailsKyari Reiterates Govt Commitment To Beneficial Subsidy Exit Plan, Promises Diminished Queues From Today
Mele Kyari, Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC) has assured Nigerians that the queues building up...
Read moreDetailsFG’s Renewed War On Terrorism Financing Puts CBN, Others Under Scrutiny
The current clampdown on alleged financiers or those with links with terrorism may have put the Central Bank of Nigeria...
Read moreDetailsNo Plan To Increase Petrol Price In May – NNPC
There is no plan to increase the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, for the...
Read moreDetailsWeeds, Rodents Take Over Premises Of Steyr Assembly Plant In Bauchi
The once bubbling styr Assembly plant in Bauchi when the Nigerian economy was doing well has become a shadow of...
Read moreDetailsVaccine Woes, Rising Debt May Threaten SSA Rebounds, Nigeria, SA, Angola Seen As Laggards
New waves of Covid-19 infections could derail the economic recovery in sub-Saharan Africa, which is already forecast to lag the...
Read moreDetailsAnalysts Predict Further Rise In Inflation, Harder Times Continue, CBN May Resume Policy Tightening
As the nation awaits the release of the inflation figures for the month of March tomorrow, Thursday, April 15, by...
Read moreDetailsU.S. Calls For Pause On J&J Vaccine After Clots, Roiling Rollout
U.S. health officials have called for an immediate pause in use of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose Covid-19 vaccine after six...
Read moreDetailsFinally FG Signs Contract For $1.5bn P/Harcourt Refinery Rehabilitation
Despite mixed reactions generated by the announcement of Port Harcourt refinery rehabilitation, particularly with the amount earmarked, the federal government...
Read moreDetailsRevised Cheque Book Becomes Operational Tomorrow, April 1.
Effectivetomorrow Thursday 1 April and bearing any unforseen circumstances the old cheque book ceases to be accepted at...
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