Economy
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Labour Demands Reversal Of N209.5 Electricity Tariff Increase
Organised labour has called for the immediate reversal of the electricity tariff hike by distribution companies (DISCOs) for “Band A”…
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DisCos increases Band A customers tariff to N209 5/kwh
Four electricity distribution companies have announced a tariff increase from N206.80 per kilowatt to N209.5 per kilowatt-hour (kwh) for premium…
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Nigerians Spent N16tn on Fuel ,Generators In 2023—Power Minister
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu has said Nigerians spent a total of N16tn to buy diesel, petrol and generators…
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FG grounds bank’s Aircraft as clampdown on private planes commence
Import duty: Bank plane grounded as FG clamps down on private jets •Aircraft stopped from flying over alleged N1.9bn unpaid…
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Tinubu meets with governors, ministers over minimum wage, economy
> President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, met with governors of the 36 states of the federation and ministers over the…
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Recapitalization Will Create Stronger, More Resilient Banks – Cardoso
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, has said that the Bank will continue to…
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Rising cost of tomato: Households adopt cucumber, other culinary vegetables to make stew
Nigerians are coming to terms with the rising cost of living, as everyday spews out new problems deserving a survival…
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Experts project Nigeria’s Free Trade Zones to potentially generate over N11.11 trillion
. Stakeholders have suggested that the Free Trade Zones in the country has the possibility of generating over N11.11 trillion,…
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Minimum wage : N’Assembly may consider withholding defaulting states, LGs’ allocations
The National Assembly has resolved to ensure that states, local governments, and the Organised Private Sector stop defaulting in the…
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Tinubu to Labour : We”ll pay what we can afford
President Bola Tinubu says the federal government will pay a minimum wage it can afford. Tinubu spoke on Wednesday night…
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