Organized Labour in Nigeria dismisses the N100,000 minimum wage offer, citing insufficient provisions for the basic cost of living amid rising expenses.
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The CBN has officially withdrawn its cybersecurity levy, opting for alternative measures to enhance financial sector resilience without imposing additional costs on banks.
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The Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has disrupted a major drug trafficking operation led by a Nigerian couple residing in India. The couple, Kazeem Omogoriola Owolade and Rashidat Ayinke …
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The Nigerian Union of Pensioners warns that the Federal Government’s proposal to use the N20 trillion pension fund for projects could jeopardize pensioners’ financial security.
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In Cross River, market women face multiple taxes and poor sanitation, hindering their business operations and threatening their health.
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Dangote’s new refinery starts, promising to end Nigeria’s need for petrol imports and setting a milestone for self-sufficiency in Africa’s energy sector.
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Amid deepening political rifts, five commissioners in Rivers State resign, spotlighting a significant divide over allegiance to Governor Fubara and Minister Wike
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Dangote Refinery plans to import 24 million barrels of US crude, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s energy independence and economic resilience.
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Starting May 24, Nigerian students can apply for interest-free loans via a newly launched government portal, supporting both academic and vocational pursuits.
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In South-West Nigeria, countless abandoned projects signify deep-seated issues in resource allocation and government project continuity.
