Business

FG Recommits to Raise $50m Impact Investment Fund.

The minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, has stated his readiness to make available the Federal Government’s commitment…

2 years ago

FG Advocates Implementation of Financial Inclusion in MDAs.

The Federal Government has reiterated its determination to kick start full implementation of financial inclusion in all Ministries, Departments, and…

2 years ago

Fish Sellers Say ‘enough is Enough’ as Prices Skyrocket in Sagamu

A group of fish sellers in Sagamu, Ogun State, Nigeria, protested on Wednesday over the rising fish prices. The protesters, who…

2 years ago

NUPENG Threaten Nationwide Strike After Nlc Leaders Brutalised

The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) has put its members on alert for a nationwide strike…

2 years ago

Relief for Nigeria as CBN Begins to Clear FX Backlog.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)  has delivered over 75 percent to 80 percent of outstanding matured FX forwards in banks.…

2 years ago

FG to Pay Federal Workers N35,000 Wage Award Apart From Salaries.

The Federal Government is to pay federal workers N35,000 wage award separately a director in the Office of the Accountant…

2 years ago

FG Budgets N552.6bn for Arms, Anti-terror Fight.

The Federal Government has set aside N575.6bn in its special funding budget to boost the fight against insecurity and prosecute…

2 years ago

Relief for Businesses as Nigeria Waives Tax Penalties

The Nigerian government plans to waive tax penalties, outstanding penalties, and interest for companies, in a move that is part…

2 years ago

Tinubu’s Government Targets N750/$ Exchange Rate by Year End

Nigeria is introducing a rash of policies, including a crackdown on illegal currency trading, as it seeks to close the…

2 years ago

President Tinubu Warns on Attending FEC Without Invitation

President Bola Tinubu has warned government officials and family members against attending the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting without an…

2 years ago