Rice prices in Nigeria have soared by 123%, making it increasingly unaffordable and diminishing the value of the new minimum wage amidst ongoing inflation.
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The NLC condemns IMF and World Bank’s influence on Nigeria’s subsidy removal, calling it harmful and urging for economic autonomy
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Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga assured Nigerians of Tinubu’s commitment to easing economic hardships, dismissing criticism as he detailed the President’s plans for stability and growth.
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Standard Bank reports that Nigeria loses $26 billion annually due to power failures, affecting economic productivity and prompting calls for infrastructure investment.
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Nigeria’s Forum of Former Deputy Governors urges the Federal Government to prioritize agriculture reform, including data-driven farmer support, agricultural hubs, and youth programs.
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Nigerian companies that increase the wages they pay to low income employees or hire more workers get 50 percent deductions under Nigeria’s new tax bill.
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Hon. Obi Aguocha’s recent visit to detained IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu secures access for his legal team, while discussions for a peaceful resolution continue.
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The NYSC program has been rated as very germane to the growth of Nigeria economy and its industrial development, the World Bank implores alignment of skills and youth development investment.
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Despite deregulation, financing challenges and limitation of modular refinery in Nigeria, the country still relies on petroleum import.
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