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As Morocco gets ready to host AFCON 2025, Nigerian football fans and prospective international travellers have more than just match‑day dreams. They have a rare chance for real, legal international travel, a passport stamp, a clean visa record, and a travel history that could open doors for future visas abroad. With free e‑visas, simplified access, and …

Social media users have begun to raise concerns that landlords will hike rents because of a provision in the new tax law. Their worries bordered on the provision of the 20 per cent relief on annual rent and up to ₦500,000 relief the new tax law provides. In a Facebook post, a social media user …

The image is used to illustrate Nigeria's new tax provision on rent relief

Lagos and Kaduna states have emerged as the top-performing states in the federal government's ease of doing business (EoDB) ranking for 2025. The Director-General of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC), Zahrah Audu, stated in a press release on Thursday, December 4. The ranking is based on the council’s 2025 subnational Ease of Doing …

Lagos Island's commercial district

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has flagged Glorious Wealth Fund (GWF) as a fraudulent and unlicensed online investment platform. The commission raised the alarm in a statement on Thursday, December 4, warning Nigerians against transacting with the platform. “The attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria has been drawn to the activities …

T+2 Settlement Cycle in Nigerian Capital Market Begins November 28 - SEC

Nigeria’s headline inflation is expected to drop to 15.48 per cent in November but to spike over 30 per cent in December. United Capital Research forecasts this in its ‘Inflation Watch’ report released on Wednesday, November 3. The anticipated moderation will be driven by a slight reduction in the prices of selected food items and …

Nigeria's headline inflation

For many Nigerians, gold has always been a symbol of wealth, beauty and tradition. But in 2025, it is becoming much more than that; it is now rising as one of the most preferred alternative investment assets for Nigerians looking to protect their money from inflation, currency weakness and economic uncertainty. Global data from the …

In 2025, as global visa systems tighten and immigration officers place greater emphasis on credibility, travel history has quietly emerged as one of the most important factors in visa approvals. Embassies increasingly examine mobility patterns your past trips, frequency of returns, and whether your travel is structured and predictable. For many Nigerians with modest budgets, …

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