Nigerian economy
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Laptops on Credit: Can C.L.I.C.K.D. Turn Digital Inclusion into Nigerian Productivity?
Nigeria’s C.L.I.C.K.D. programme aims to help students, freelancers and digital workers acquire locally assembled laptops through structured credit. Its success…
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The Refining Paradox: Why Petrol Imports Jumped 207% While Dangote Operated Above Rated Capacity
Nigeria’s petrol imports surged by 207 per cent in June even as Dangote Refinery operated above its original nameplate capacity.…
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Nigeria’s External Reserves Rise to $52.52bn as CBN Holds Interest Rate at 26.5%
Nigeria’s external reserves increased to $52.52 billion by July 17, providing about 11 months of import cover, while the CBN…
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FG Touts $24.1bn Investment Inflows, Advances ₦350bn MSME Fund
The Federal Government says reforms under the Renewed Hope Agenda have attracted more than $24.1 billion in capital importation, generated…
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FG Returns 13 Oil Blocks to Bid Basket, Enforces ‘Drill or Drop’ Policy
The Federal Government will return 13 oil and gas blocks to the bid basket while successful bidders in the 2025…
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NRS Gives Large Taxpayers July 31 Deadline for Full E-Invoicing Compliance
The Nigeria Revenue Service has fixed July 31 as the deadline for companies with gross turnover of ₦5 billion and…
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IPMAN Rejects Fresh Fuel Import Licences amid Price Volatility
IPMAN has called for a review of petroleum import licences, arguing that imported petrol costs more than locally refined supply…
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₦2.55trn FAAC Windfall: Nigeria’s Revenue Surge Raises Stakes for Businesses, Economy and Growth
Nigeria’s three tiers of government shared ₦2.550 trillion in June federation revenue after statutory receipts and VAT collections rose sharply.…
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Local Content: Shell Awards $518m Contracts to 123 Nigerian Firms, Unveils $3bn Financing Support
Shell awarded contracts valued at $518 million to 123 indigenous companies in 2025, reinforcing Nigerian participation across its oil and…
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