NEITI reports that Nigeria’s oil and gas sector owes the government $6 billion and ₦66 billion in unpaid taxes and royalties, calling for urgent government action to recover the funds.
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The Nigerian government has increased the NYSC monthly allowance to ₦77,000, a move aimed at supporting corps members and boosting youth empowerment.
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Nigerian banks are grappling with a 69% rise in impairment charges due to a spike in loan defaults, driven by inflation and economic challenges.
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Aliko Dangote has called on the Nigerian government to end the fuel subsidy, arguing that it is no longer sustainable and hinders national development.
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President Tinubu has launched a crackdown on car theft syndicates and cybercriminals, focusing on dismantling transnational networks and improving national security.
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Former Lagos Deputy Governor Bucknor-Akerele claims President Tinubu often disregards advice and prefers to act independently, sparking concerns about his leadership style.
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Experts call for Nigeria to embrace biotechnology to solve its food security and health challenges, emphasizing the need for greater investment and adoption of biotech.
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NNPCL explains why the Port Harcourt Refinery is not producing yet, citing ongoing repairs and technical challenges but assuring that production will resume soon.
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JAMB reduces UTME fees for people living with disabilities, aiming to promote inclusivity and break down financial barriers in Nigeria’s education system.
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With just days to the Edo State election, PDP and APC supporters intensify efforts by offering grants and other incentives to woo voters in a tight race.
