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Nigeria's decision to launch a targeted joint security operation with the United States is being interpreted in both financial and diplomatic circles as a powerful statement beyond military action. The operation, conducted on Christmas Day in Sokoto, underscores the nation’s broader strategy of aligning security with economic reform and global cooperation to stimulate growth and …

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One year after the Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited declared the resumption of the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries, both facilities are currently shut down, fuelling intense public backlash and scrutiny. Despite multi-billion-dollar investments and celebratory commissioning ceremonies held in late 2024, the state-owned refineries have largely failed to sustain operations. Pinnacle Daily recalls …

Nigeria’s economy is expected to make a clearer transition from stabilisation to growth, based on projections by the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE). The centre made the forecast in its 2026 economic outlook issued by its Chief Executive Officer, Muda Yusuf, on Sunday. The non-governmental organisation, which focuses on promoting, protecting, and …

Nigeria’s financial landscape saw significant shifts in 2025, with key events influencing the economy’s trajectory. From major reforms to foreign capital inflows, these activities played a crucial role in shaping Nigeria’s economic outlook. Here are the top 10 financial stories in Nigeria for 2025, backed by key data points that highlight their impact. 1. Nigeria …

Nigeria lost N16.2 trillion in oil revenue in the first half of 2025, reflecting a shortfall from the government's revenue targets for that period. According to a report released by the Budget Office on budget performance, N9.32 trillion was generated out of the 25.52 trillion projected for January to June 2025. This means only 36.52 …

Nigeria’s Crude Output Drops Below OPEC Quota after two-month rally

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has clarified that the National Identification Number (NIN) issued by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) now automatically serves as the Tax Identification Number (TIN) for individual Nigerians. The announcement was made on Monday as part of a public awareness campaign on the new tax laws, shared by FIRS …

FIRS Confirms NIN Will Serve as Tax Identification Number for Nigerians

The Naira is expected to trade near ₦1,350/$ by 2026 as economic indicators strengthen, analysts at Cordros Securities have projected. They gave the forecast in a new report titled 'Nigeria in 2026: Building Momentum Beyond the Rebound'. The report provides reviews of macroeconomic trends and market dynamics. It states that the naira is likely to …

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