
FG Targets ₦36.35 Trillion Revenue for 2025 Fiscal Year – Budget Minister
FG targets ₦36.35 trillion revenue for 2025, leveraging fuel subsidy removal, naira floating, and strengthened revenue agencies to fund the budget.
FG targets ₦36.35 trillion revenue for 2025, leveraging fuel subsidy removal, naira floating, and strengthened revenue agencies to fund the budget.
NESG and NBS host a pivotal workshop on GDP and CPI rebasing, emphasizing accurate data for economic growth
Coalition of Northern Groups and civil society organizations reject President Tinubu’s tax reform bills, warning of economic hardship
Nigeria’s inflation rate is forecast to decline to 27.1% by December 2025, signaling positive impacts of reforms. Economic growth is projected at 3.5%
FirstBank Group CEO, Olusegun Alebiosu expresses confidence that the 2025 budget will offer stimulation to the Nigerian economy
Labour Party’s Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour criticizes President Tinubu’s economic reforms, claiming they benefit only the elite
A review of Nigerian states’ budgets reveals poor performance rates for Q1–Q3 2024, raising concerns about their ability to meet ambitious 2025 fiscal targets
Renowned Economist, Ayo Teriba says 5% inflation rate can be achieved in Nigeria as soon as next year if proper policies are put in place
Access Holdings is on track to complete its N500 billion recapitalization for Access Bank Limited, with over 105% oversubscription from its rights issue.
President Bola Tinubu affirms his administration’s commitment to tax reforms, dismissing calls for withdrawal amid resistance