
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.
Federal Government may reduce crude oil allocation to Dangote Refinery from 300,000 bpd as Port Harcourt and Warri refineries resume operations
President outlines plans for economic recovery, youth engagement, and national unity in a hopeful 2025 New Year message
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
Federal civil servants in Nigeria face delayed salaries during Christmas due to allocation shortfalls and new payment platforms
President Bola Tinubu presides over the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting in Abuja as Vice President Shettima attends official duties abroad.
Nigeria’s recent Eurobond issue achieved a $9 billion subscription, far exceeding the $1.7 billion target, signaling robust investor confidence and bolstering naira stability.
The Port Harcourt Refinery commences crude oil processing, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria’s push for energy independence and economic growth.
The Federal Government intensifies military efforts against the Lakurawa sect in Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, and Kaduna states, deploying more troops and enhancing security infrastructure.
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office raised ₦346.155 billion in its November 2024 bond auction, reflecting high investor demand and increased marginal rates