Cryptocurrencies are transforming Nigeria’s financial landscape, offering inclusion and innovation. Yet, regulatory clarity and investor education are vital to mitigate risks.
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In 2024, energy investments of $6.7 billion were attracted by Nigeria which was focused on oil and gas.
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Abuja – petrol price rises to ₦990; Lagos – ₦960.
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Nigeria’s gig economy empowers freelancers with income opportunities, skill development, and independence, while challenges like earnings volatility and digital gaps persist.
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The approval of a 50 percent telecom tariff hike, aimed at reducing rising operational costs while improving service delivery, has been given to the NCC.
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Dangote Refinery’s reason for increasing petrol price is a 15 percent rise in global crude oil prices and attempts to absorb cost for Nigerians.
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Diezani Alison-Madueke says she has no ownership over $52.8M repatriated and linked to forfeited Kola Aluko yacht, also condemns misinformation campaigns.
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FirstBank reiterates commitment to transparency, financial stability in addressing litigation with GHL.
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Airtel proposes tariff hike, addressing a 300% rise in operating costs.
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Discover strategies to leverage cryptocurrency in Nigeria, from trading and staking to creating blockchain-based businesses, for sustainable wealth creation