Nigerian banks are grappling with a 69% rise in impairment charges due to a spike in loan defaults, driven by inflation and economic challenges.
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Nigeria’s business activity hits an eight-month low in July, driven by steep cost pressures, according to the latest PMI report.
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Nigeria’s inflation reaches 34.19% in June 2024, fueled by surging food prices. The NBS report highlights economic challenges.
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Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State revealed that his administration planned to implement a ₦70,000 minimum wage three years ago, highlighting the state’s commitment to improving workers’ welfare amid economic …
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Nigeria’s labor unions push for a N615,000 minimum wage, as states and the private sector face rising economic pressures.
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Amid escalating hunger in Nigeria, leaders call for President Tinubu’s urgent action to avert a deepening economic and social crisis.
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Nigeria’s inflation rate escalated to nearly 30% in January, with food prices significantly impacting the economy despite attempts at stabilization.
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Despite ending 2023 below 30%, Nigeria’s inflation rate raises concerns, with calls for urgent steps in forex and security.
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NANS Southwest Zone protests against proposed fuel price hike, and advocates alternative strategies for the populace’s welfare.
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Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and largest economy is experiencing a slowdown in its information and communication technology (ICT) sector, which has been a key driver of its economic growth …