The naira has already depreciated 43 percent year to date, according to the World Bank, ranking among the worst performing currencies in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Reports that the UK backed a petition for a Yoruba Nation have been dismissed by the Nigerian government, stating that no official UK entity was involved.
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Nigeria’s debt is now N121.67 trillion, says Afe Babalola, raising alarm. Immediate debt relief measures, economic reforms and prudent governance should be taken immediately, he urges.
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IPOB maintains that releasing Nnamdi Kanu is the only solution to end the Monday sit-at-home protests, warning authorities against using force to halt the demonstrations.
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Katsina Governor Dikko Radda initiates a climate campaign to tackle desertification and engage youths through tree planting efforts.
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Economic growth and regional connectivity will get a boost with the January 1, 2025 launch of international operations from the Muhammadu Buhari Airport in Maiduguri.
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Despite earlier improvement in food supply, fuel hikes and naira depreciation will push up inflation to 32.21% in September, analysts predict.
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The Senate President’s office dismisses false allegations made in a viral video, calling it a politically motivated smear campaign aimed at tarnishing his reputation.
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The Super Eagles were stranded for 17 hours at a Libyan airport, prompting outrage and international support. Nigerian officials have summoned Libya’s envoy, and CAF has launched an investigation.
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In the 2024 Tax Bill the Federal Government establishes the instalment-based tax payments, both options allow taxpayers some flexibility and promote compliance.