Nigeria’s oil revenue in the first half of 2025 missed budget targets by over 60 percent, raising concerns over fiscal stability and government funding.
Business
-
-
Nigeria’s new tax laws set for 2026 are designed to ease compliance, stabilise revenue and strengthen fiscal planning across all levels of government.
-
Nigeria’s local fish output rose to 1.4 million metric tons, as reforms in fisheries and aquaculture begin to strengthen food security and cut import dependence.
-
Nigeria’s local content intervention funds have delivered over N51.8 billion and $360 million to indigenous oil and gas firms, lifting participation and asset ownership.
-
Aliko Dangote says claims that Donald Trump opposes the Dangote Refinery are unfounded, citing strong US crude supply ties and benefits to Nigeria’s fuel market.
-
Algeria tops the global list with $302 million in blocked airline funds, while IATA urges governments to lift restrictions to maintain airline operations.
-
Dangote Petroleum says the recent petrol price drop resulted from its own PMS pricing review, dismissing claims linking it to government tariff changes.
-
Fidson healthcare stake rise boosts Ayebae’s share value beyond $21 million as investors shift attention to Nigeria’s expanding local drug manufacturing sector
-
Ellah Lakes announces a $163 million capital raise to expand farmland and strengthen its agribusiness presence across Nigeria
-
Arthur Eze built Africa’s largest private oil acreage, but shifting politics and tighter oversight are now testing his long-running oil empire.