FG Announces When New Cash Transfer To 15 million Nigerians Will...

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The Federal Government has announced date for the commencement of a new cash transfer programme to fifteen million households by October. Betta Edu, the Minister...

Fuel Price Hike: Drama As EFCC Raids Kaduna Filling Stations

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Serious drama took over parts of Kaduna State recently on Thursday. This is because the officials of Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) stormed filling...

FG Removes VAT on Diesel, CNG, and Electric Vehicles to Lower...

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To cut prices, the federal government has issued value-added tax (VAT) exemptions for various energy goods, including fuel, liquefied natural gas (LNG), compressed natural...

Top business you can start with 500k to 1 million in...

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Nigeria is a thriving hub for startups and if you are looking for the best business to start with 500k to 1 million, you...

“Resign Now” – APC Tells Malami, Emefiele After Supreme Court Verdict

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The All Progressives Congress has called on the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele and the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar...

Naira Transactions: Avoid PoS Terminals – CBN Issues New Directive

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned its agents to stay away from Point of Sale (PoS) terminals meant for merchants to carry...

Fuel Scarcity Will Linger Till January, Say Marketers

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Oil marketers stated on Friday warned that the frequent appearance of queues of desperate motorists at filling stations in search of Premium Motor Spirit,...

JUST IN: Naira To Dollar Exchange Rate Falls To N900/$1

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According to quotes received by Nairametrics late on Tuesday, the exchange rate between the naira and the dollar has dropped to N900/$1 on the...

Governor Hope Uzodimma Raises Civil Servants’ Salaries By N10,000

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The Imo state governor, Hope Uzodimma, on Saturday, announced N40,000 as the new minimum wage for civil servants in the state. He stated this at...

Nigerians will soon begin paying 12.5% tax as the Federal Government...

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Nigerians will soon begin paying 12.5% tax as the Federal Government prepares to apply a 5% inclusive excise duty on telecommunications services in Nigeria. This...