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AON VP Allen Onyema urges President Tinubu to review aviation taxes, warning excessive levies collapse airlines. He also calls for an economic boycott of S
Anambra State House of Assembly summons commissioners to address severe Anambra flooding, which has submerged homes, markets, and farmlands, leaving reside
By Udeme Akpan, Energy Editor Nigeria’s downstream petroleum regulator has approved a fresh round of fuel import permits for major oil marketers as concerns grow over domestic supply level. The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority...
By Peter Egwuatu THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has granted fresh approvals to three companies within the BGL Group, authorising them to resume operations across key segments of the Nigerian capital market. The approvals, contained in separate letters issued by the ...
•Urges Nigerians to protect currency By Emma Ujah, Abuja Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, has launched the CBN Naira Ambassadors Club, a campaign aimed at promoting respect for and proper handling of the Naira among young Nigerians. Speaking a...
The naira continued to trade within a relatively stable range against the United States dollar on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, across both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets. The post Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, June 24, 2026 appeared first on Vanguard News.
ByElizabeth Adegbesan Net Foreign exchange (forex) into the economy fell by 24 per cent, month-on-month, MoM to $6.92 billion in February from $9.22 billion recorded the previous month. The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN disclosed this in its monthly economic report for ...
Onanuga argued that several government initiatives have delivered tangible benefits to citizens, citing infrastructure projects, student loans and credit facilities for workers as examples. The post I don’t see the level of hunger Nigerians complain about — Onanuga appear...
Tayo Orekoya highlights the resilience of Nigeria's capital market despite global economic challenges. He emphasizes the strength and stability that has been maintained over the years.
Samuel Ortom defended his administration's transparency while criticizing current Governor Alia over Benue's financial issues and unpaid salaries. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions regarding fiscal management in the state.
BusinessDay highlights key developments in Nigeria's economic landscape as of June 24, 2026. The report provides insights into various sectors and their performance.
Yobe State and UNICEF have allocated N1 billion to address child malnutrition in the region. This partnership aims to improve the nutritional status of children in Yobe.
Dangote Refinery has dismissed allegations of re-exporting petroleum motor spirit to Lomé as absurd. The company stands firm against these claims, emphasizing its commitment to transparency and integrity.
President Tinubu has submitted the State Police Bill to the National Assembly, with lawmakers promising rapid approval. Key discussions include safeguards against political abuse and the contentious funding proposal.
Mastercard's CEO, Michael Miebach, announced a $2 billion annual foreign exchange plan for Nigeria. President Tinubu expressed confidence in the capabilities of Nigerian youths during the announcement.
The US has imposed sanctions on Nigerian bureaux de change as part of efforts to combat terrorism financing. This move aims to strengthen partnerships with Nigeria in addressing violent extremism and regional stability threats.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has raised alarms over a projected N1.92 trillion decline in credit for the manufacturing sector by 2025. They warn that high borrowing rates could jeopardize the current industrial policy implementation.
Kayode Tokede Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday said it had not received any application for the purported initial public offering (IPO) by Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE, warning
• Urge media to hold government institutions accountable Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Civil society organisations (CSOs) have called for stricter enforcement of Nigeria’s methane emissions regulations in the Niger Delta,
James Emejo in Abuja The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, yesterday warned that the persistent abuse, mutilation and improper handling of the Naira imposes
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Nearly one in every two female students in Nigeria experiences some form of gender-based violence during years in school, a disturbing trend fuelling school dropouts, inflicting
Nigeria needs $100 billion each year to address its $2.3 trillion infrastructure deficit. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission has introduced a new PPP contract template to facilitate this effort.
President Bola Tinubu urges African nations to take immediate action against the unfair exploitation of essential minerals. He emphasizes the need for a unified approach to protect Africa's mineral resources.
The NUPRC is advocating for the use of drone surveillance to enhance the security of Nigeria's oil and gas infrastructure. This initiative involves collaboration with the defense ministry to implement a non-kinetic strategy for protection.
The Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee has shortlisted 89 candidates for the Senior Advocate of Nigeria rank. This selection highlights the ongoing recognition of legal excellence in Nigeria.
Lagos State Government has signed a Strategic Framework for Gas Supply and Energy Development with GACN to achieve a target of 6,000 megawatts of electricity. This initiative aims to enhance energy supply in the region.
The DSS has concluded its wiretapping case against former Governor El-Rufai after examining two witnesses. He may remain in custody until September as the court has refused to vary his bail.
The UN has warned that significant funding cuts could jeopardize global efforts to end AIDS by 2030. This situation highlights the critical need for sustained financial support and protection of human rights in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Several weeks after a woman was brutally beaten during a night Christian crusade in Cross River State, with one death reportedly linked to the incident, no arrests have been made and authorities remain largely silent. The post SPECIAL REPORT: How a Christian crusade turned into d...
The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) is partnering with South Africa's Rand Mutual Assurance to improve social protection systems. This collaboration aims to enhance the welfare of Nigerians through better insurance services.