Nigeria: From giver to begger in 50 years
First Lady, NSA to lead national prayer for Nigeria’s economic turnaround
Rising Cloud Costs: Nigerian startups face new challenges
Rights Issue: FBN Holdings to invest N103.1bn in corporate, retail business segments
EY grooms Nigerian students in tax practice
Group faults Chevron’s recruitment process, makes demand
Access Holdings grows revenue by 114.5% to N3.4tr in Q3
Our imported petrol will be cheaper than current price, PETROAN insists
Why exporters are struggling — Investigation
Why exporters are struggling — Investigation
SON cautions on use of substandard CNG cylinder
Continuing trend of business exit from Nigeria worrisome — NACCIMA
Hard economy: Govt road sweepers take up private jobs to make extra cash
Naira depreciation shot up manufacturing investment by 32.6%

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Int’l firm hires depot to blend substandard petrol in Nigeria — Dangote Refinery
“This is detrimental to the growth of domestic refining in Nigeria. We should point out that it is not unusual for countries to protect their domestic industries to provide jobs and grow the economy.
Presidency, Atiku tango over economy mgt
“We would have been more strategic in our response to reform fallout. We would not over-estimate the efficacy of the reform measures or underestimate the potential costs of reforms”
Yuletide: Anxiety as more increase in air fares looms
Nigeria’s largest flag carrier, Air Peace, a one-way economy ticket from Lagos to Abuja ranges from N114,400 to N162,000
Asagba stool: Fierce legal battle looms
Konwea is also asking for a declaration that the succession to the throne of the Asagba of Asaba is regulated by the registered Declaration
Police arrest 113 foreigners, 17 Nigerians over cybercrimes
The Nigeria Police Force, NPF, has said its operatives have arrested 130 suspects for high-level cybercrimes, hacking, and activities threatening national security. Olumuyiwa Adejobi, police spokesperson, said in a statement yesterday that the suspects comprise 113 foreign nationals, including 87 males and 26 females, and their 17 Nigerian collaborators, comprising four males and 13 females. […]

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