The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has stepped up efforts to address lingering port security gaps and secure the removal of entry restrictions…
View More ISPS Codes: NIMASA Intensifies Efforts To Lift Entry Restrictions On Vessels From Nigerian Ports
Nigeria is set to host the African Union’s (AU) African Monetary Institute (AMI), as preparations intensify for the institute’s planned take-off in September 2026. The…
View More Nigeria Hosts AU Monetary Institute Ahead of September Take-off
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), said the resurgence of inflationary pressures underscores the need for urgent, targeted, and sustained policy responses. The…
View More LCCI Calls For Urgent Action As Inflationary Pressures Resurge
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF), in collaboration with the Cement Technology Institute of Nigeria (CTIN), have concluded arrangements to launch a landmark skills development programme…
View More ITF, CTIN To Train 100,000 Artisans For Construction Sector
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has reported a pre-tax profit of N801 million for the 2025 financial year, reflecting sustained revenue generation from its diversified operations…
View More Ecobank Reports $801m Profit Before Tax For 2025
The Senate, on Wednesday, through its Committee on Public Accounts, set April 29 as the deadline for the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company…
View More N210trn Audit: Senate Gives NNPCL April 29 Deadline
Nigeria’s total public debt increased by N14.61 trillion in 2025, rising to N159.28 trillion as of December 31, according to the latest provisional data released…
View More Nigeria’s Debt Stock Rose By N14.61trn In 2025
Nigeria’s apex capital market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has directed an immediate freeze on the assets of 13 newly- designated terrorism-linked entities,…
View More SEC Orders Immediate Asset Freeze On 13 Terrorism-Linked Entities
The IMF in its April 2025 World Economic Outlook revised downwards Nigeria’s 2026 growth from 4.4 per cent which it projected in January this year…
View More IMF Lowers Nigeria’s 2026 Growth Projections to 4.1% Over Rising Fuel, Fertiliser Prices
Energy experts have criticised the World Bank’s recommendation for Nigeria to deepen fuel importation and fully liberalise its downstream sector, calling the advice ill-timed, economically…
View More Energy Experts Slam World Bank Fuel Import Advice As Violation Of Petroleum Law, Threat To Self-reliance