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 Nigeria has taken fresh steps to strengthen its economic partnership with Saudi Arabia, following high-level engagements at the Money20/20 Middle East Conference in Riyadh. Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, who led Nigeria’s delegation to the global fintech and finance forum, said the Tinubu administration is determined to reposition the economy and attract …

Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Deepen Economic Ties at Money20/20 Conference

The management of Dangote Refinery has challenged the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN) and any other party dissatisfied with its recent publication on fuel subsidy claims by marketers to seek redress through the appropriate legal channels, rather than resorting to ultimatums. The refinery's management, in a statement on Wednesday, September 17, said …

'Go to Court,' Dangote Tells DAPPMAN over ₦1.5trn Subsidy Claims

Pensioners under the Nigerian Union of Pensioners (NUP), Federal Civil Service chapter, have threatened to stage a protest on October 1 over the non-implementation of their ₦32,000 pension increase. The group said while the new ₦70,000 minimum wage has been implemented for workers, pensioners remain excluded from the adjustment. READ ALSO: Retired Military Pensioners Picket …

Analysts at Financial Derivative Company (FDC) led by economist Bismark Rewane have said Nigeria’s latest trade figures highlight both the fragility of its oil reliance and the potential of its broader economy. In Q2 2025, crude oil earnings slumped by over ₦3 trillion, despite higher production. By contrast, non-oil exports surged 107% to ₦18.4 trillion in the …

Analysts have argued in the recent past that Nigeria’s food crisis is not just a product of violence; it is the consequence of policy incoherence, poor governance, and institutional fragmentation. In July, militants believed to be members of the Lakurawa group launched a raid on Kwallajiya, Sokoto State, resulting in 15–17 fatalities. This attack highlights …

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has dismissed claims that Nigerians must present a separate Tax Identification Number (TIN) to open or operate bank accounts. Arabinrin Aderonke Atoyebi, technical assistant on broadcast media to the FIRS chairman, Zacch Adedeji, said Nigeria’s tax framework now integrates with existing national registries. This approach, she explained, makes individuals …

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