As Nigeria faces critical wage negotiations, the FEC prepares to make a pivotal decision on the country’s minimum wage standards.
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The reintroduction of petrol subsidies in Nigeria raises concerns over its credit rating and potential to attract foreign investment amid conflicting government statements.
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A group of approximately thirty-five members of the House of Representatives in Nigeria has proposed a significant change to the country’s presidential term structure. They advocate for a single six-year …
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Locally sourced gold sales add $5 million to Nigeria’s foreign reserves, marking significant progress in economic diversification.
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Nigeria’s naira shows stability trading between N1,476 and N1,485 against the dollar due to low dollar demand.
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Labor unions confront Nigerian governors over the minimum wage issue, demanding those unable to meet wage increases to resign.
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Presidents Tinubu and Ramaphosa engage in strategic discussions to commit to enhancing economic ties and addressing mutual challenges.
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The shutdown of Nembe Creek oil field due to a detected leak cuts 150,000 barrels from Nigeria’s daily oil output, emphasizing urgent environmental and economic concerns.
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Nigeria commits N20 billion to ensure all high-usage electricity customers are metered by September, enhancing energy distribution efficiency.
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The Presidency addresses rumors about fiscal policy documents and reinforces the end of the fuel subsidy regime in Nigeria.
