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CBN RAISES ALARM OVER  COUNTERFEIT NAIRA BANKNOTES IN CIRCULATION.

The  Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warn Nigerians to be beware of counterfeit Naira Bank notes in circulation. This is contained in a statement...

BUSINESS:FGN TO LEVERAGE NON- INTEREST FINANCING TO CURB RISING DEBT.

Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun says the Federal Government is considering adopting a Non-interest finance window to fund...

NNPC LTD SEALS LNG DEALS FOR DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL MARKETS AT COP28 IN DUBAI

In its efforts to further boost natural gas utilization in the country and enhance Nigeria’s gas revenue NNPC Ltd has signed two major agreements...

NBS AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO BUILD A WELL COORDINATED STATISTICAL  DATA SYSTEMS

NBS AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO BUILD A WELL COORDINATED STATISTICAL  DATA SYSTEM Statistics General of the Federation and Chief Executive Officer of the National Bureau of...

AGANGA CANVASSES FOR OFFSHORE AND DOLLAR LINKED INVESTMENTS FOR NIGERIAN PENSION FUNDS.

AGANGA CANVASSES FOR OFFSHORE AND DOLLAR LINKED INVESTMENTS FOR NIGERIAN PENSION FUNDS The former Minister  for industry, trade and investment, Olusegun Aganga has  canvassed for...

NADDC CALLED ON GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR TO EMBRACE MADE IN NIGERIA VEHICLE 

NADDC CALLED ON GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR TO EMBRACE MADE IN NIGERIA VEHICLE The National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC has called on...

BUSINESS: NDIC ON CAPACITY BUILDING IN DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM ( D.I.S).

BUSINESS: NDIC ON CAPACITY BUILDING IN DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM ( D.I.S) Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has expressed more commitment to addressing the issues of capacity...

BUSINESS: FIRS GRANTS TAXPAYERS WAIVER ON ACCUMULATED PENALTIES & INTERESTS ON OUTSTANDING TAX LIABILITIES.

BUSINESS: FIRS GRANTS TAXPAYERS WAIVER ON ACCUMULATED PENALTIES & INTERESTS ON OUTSTANDING TAX LIABILITIES Federal Inland Revenue Service ( FIRS) has granted Taxpayers and...

COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF CUSTOMS PROPOSES STRATEGIC COLLABORATION WITH ARMED FORCES AGAINST SMUGGLING

COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF CUSTOMS PROPOSES STRATEGIC COLLABORATION WITH ARMED FORCES AGAINST SMUGGLIN The Nigerian customs service has reiterated the commitment of the  Service towards collaboration, innovation,...

CGC ADENIYI INAUGURATES CUSTOMS’ COMPANIES BOARD MEMBERS

The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi has  inaugurated new chairpersons and members of the four Customs companies. Inaugurating the new leadership...

CUSTOMS CG SEEKS SENATE SUPPORT FOR ENHANCE AUTOMATION TO IMPROVE AGENCY’S TRADE FACILITATION, REVENUE GENERATION 

CUSTOMS CG SEEKS SENATE SUPPORT FOR ENHANCE AUTOMATION TO IMPROVE AGENCY'S TRADE FACILITATION, REVENUE GENERATION The Nigeria Customs Service has sought the intervention of the...

FG WOOS FOREIGN MINING INVESTORS WITH LOWER PRODUCTION COST

FG WOOS FOREIGN MINING INVESTORS WITH LOWER PRODUCTION COST The Minister of Solid Minerals Development Dele Alake has  pitched for more investment in Nigeria listing...

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NNPC LTD WINS APPEAL, ESCAPES ₦5BN DAMAGES PAYOUT.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) has secured a major legal victory as the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, overturned a Federal...

GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS IN RECENT AIRPORT MISCONDUCT CASES.

  The Federal Government has announced the withdrawal of criminal complaints against two high-profile individuals involved in recent incidents of unruly behaviour at Nigerian airports,...

SEPLAT ENERGY HOSTS SECOND LAGOS MEDIA ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING, EMPOWERS 50 JOURNALISTS.

Seplat Energy has concluded the second edition of its Annual Media Training Programme in Lagos, building on the success of the maiden session and...

CAS APPLAUDS JOINT EFFORT AS NAF’S 8-MONTH OFFENSIVE DEALS CRUSHING BLOW TO TERRORISTS IN BORNO STATE.

  The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has unleashed an unyielding air onslaught against terrorist elements in the North-East, killing no fewer than 592 fighters and...