Nigerian states’ revenue rises 93%, education spending falls — World Bank
Nigeria’s 36 states recorded a 93 per cent increase in revenue between 2023 and 2025, but education’s share of total expenditure declined, the World Bank has said. The bank disclosed this in its latest Nigeria Development Update, which examined how increased public revenue has influenced spending priorities across the federation. The report was made available […]
Insurers pay N347bn claims despite N10.9bn premium decline
Experts are of the opinion that the figures indicate that while insurers generated less premium income during the period under review, their claims obligations continued to rise
Labour gives FG two-week ultimatum to revert petrol price to 2024 level
— Says basic necessities now unaffordable for Nigerian workers— Demands commencement of new minimum wage negotiations before end of October By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA — Organised Labour has given the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to revert the price of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, popularly known as petrol, to its level before the signing of […]
How we paid millions for release of NYSC members — Parents; We’re not aware – Imo govt
“Not a single person was responsible for securing the release of our children. The parents, friends and support from people online, contributed money”
Mental health: Nigeria’s action gap comes under scrutiny
Nigeria’s response to mental health challenges facing its youth comes under fresh scrutiny today at the the 4th Vanguard Mental Health Summit
FG offers petrol at N1,350 for next 30 days; opposition kicks
“Our estimate is that the exchange rate could approach N3,000 to the dollar within months, and so-called subsidised petrol would cost at least N2,000 a litre”
