nigeria economy

  1. Oyedele Explains How Tax Reform Bills Will Boost Nigeria’s Economy

    Nigeria Oyedele Explains How Tax Reform Bills Will Boost Nigeria’s Economy

    Taiwo Oyedele, chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, explains that the new tax reform bills aim to foster inclusive growth and ease the burden on low-income earners. The reforms seek to overhaul Nigeria’s outdated tax system, addressing revenue leakages and...
  2. President Tinubu Reassures Nigerians of Brighter Future Despite Economic Challenges

    Nigeria President Tinubu Reassures Nigerians of Brighter Future Despite Economic Challenges

    President Bola Tinubu defends his economic policies, including the removal of fuel subsidies and exchange rate unification, stating they are yielding positive results. He reassures Nigerians that the economy and security are improving, and by God's grace, every household will benefit from a...
  3. TVC's Akashat Ny'mat Accuses Davido of Discouraging Investors

    Nigeria TVC's Akashat Ny'mat Accuses Davido of Discouraging Investors

    TVC presenter Akashat Ny'mat criticized Davido for publicly claiming Nigeria's economy is "in shambles" on a U.S. radio show. She argued that his comments discouraged potential foreign investors, despite the government’s efforts to attract them. Ny'mat emphasized that influential figures must be...
  4. Wale Edun Reveals Nigeria Has Saved $20bn from Petrol Subsidy Removal and Naira Reforms

    Nigeria Wale Edun Reveals Nigeria Has Saved $20bn from Petrol Subsidy Removal and Naira Reforms

    Nigeria's Finance Minister Wale Edun announced that the country has saved $20 billion by ending fuel subsidies and adopting a market-driven exchange rate. The reforms, aimed at redirecting funds to health, education, and infrastructure, mark a significant shift in economic policy, fostering...
  5. Nigeria’s Finance Minister Credits Tinubu for Saving Economy by Ending Fuel Subsidy

    Nigeria Nigeria’s Finance Minister Credits Tinubu for Saving Economy by Ending Fuel Subsidy

    Wale Edun, Nigeria's Finance Minister, praised President Bola Tinubu’s decision to end the fuel subsidy, which saved the country five percent of its GDP annually. He highlighted that the move would benefit all levels of government, boost infrastructure, and attract private sector investments...
  6. SGF George Akume: Nigeria’s Tough Times Are Necessary for Future Economic Revival

    Nigeria SGF George Akume: Nigeria’s Tough Times Are Necessary for Future Economic Revival

    President Bola Tinubu, represented by SGF George Akume, acknowledges Nigeria's tough economic challenges, attributing them to essential reforms. Emphasizing that solutions are not immediate, Akume affirms progress is underway. Tinubu also honors Pastor Tunde Bakare for his contributions, calling...
  7. Naira Plummets: Now Third Worst Currency as Liquidity Issues Persist

    Nigeria Naira Plummets: Now Third Worst Currency as Liquidity Issues Persist

    Nigeria's Naira has fallen to the world's third worst-performing currency, losing about 70% of its value against the dollar. A recent 4.3% drop to 1,670.65 Naira per dollar highlights ongoing liquidity issues in the foreign exchange market, exacerbated by declining crude oil production. The...
  8. NLC Blames IMF, World Bank for Nigeria’s Economic Woes

    Nigeria NLC Blames IMF, World Bank for Nigeria’s Economic Woes

    The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has accused the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank of driving Nigeria's economic hardships, blaming their policy recommendations for the country’s financial struggles. NLC President Joel Ajaero calls for IMF and World Bank to end their influence...
  9. [VIDEO] Rufai Oseni and Iyin Aboyeji Clash Over Economic Strategies on Arise TV

    Nigeria [VIDEO] Rufai Oseni and Iyin Aboyeji Clash Over Economic Strategies on Arise TV

    In a recent Arise TV interview, Flutterwave founder Iyin Aboyeji argued that Nigeria's weak Naira benefits the economy, despite concerns about purchasing power and minimum wage issues. Rufai Oseni challenged Aboyeji’s claims, citing the impact of inflation and the difficulties of automation in a...
  10. Nigeria's Finance Minister: "Subsidies Are Gone, We Must Move Forward"

    Nigeria Nigeria's Finance Minister: "Subsidies Are Gone, We Must Move Forward"

    Nigeria's Finance Minister, Wale Edun, confirmed the removal of fuel and foreign exchange subsidies, citing financial strain on the economy. The government plans to address unemployment through a new housing finance initiative, while inflation soars to 32.70%. Critics highlight the adverse...
  11. Today's Naira Rate[06-10-2024]: Black Market Dollar Rate Reaches N1,674 as Economic Challenges Persist

    Nigeria Today's Naira Rate[06-10-2024]: Black Market Dollar Rate Reaches N1,674 as Economic Challenges Persist

    As of October 6, 2024, the black market exchange rate for the US dollar against the Nigerian naira has reached N1,674. This stark difference from the official rate of N1,657 by the Central Bank highlights ongoing economic challenges and a persistent shortage of foreign currency in Nigeria. As...
  12. Actress Eniola Badmus Claims Nigeria’s Economy Is Improving: Is It True?

    Nigeria Actress Eniola Badmus Claims Nigeria’s Economy Is Improving: Is It True?

    Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus claims the country is experiencing reduced imports and increased exports. Her comments sparked debates on social media, with many questioning the economic realities. Critics argue that the decline in imports is due to affordability issues rather than improved local...
  13. President Tinubu Assures Nigerians of Brighter Future Despite Current Hardships

    Nigeria President Tinubu Assures Nigerians of Brighter Future Despite Current Hardships

    President Bola Tinubu has urged Nigerians to remain patient amid economic hardships caused by fuel subsidy removal. In a recent address, he acknowledged the delays in implementing his administration's plans but assured that future policies will lead Nigeria to a more prosperous era In a...
  14. Vice President Shettima: Nigeria on Track to Overtake Global Economies

    Nigeria Vice President Shettima: Nigeria on Track to Overtake Global Economies

    Vice President Kashim Shettima asserts that Nigeria is set to surpass major global economies, citing the launch of the AI Expertise Blockchain and Technology Training and Outsourcing Initiative as a key driver. This program, part of a broader digital transformation strategy, aims to train 1,000...
  15. Nigeria Receives $751.88 Million from World Bank's $1.5 Billion Loan Package

    Nigeria Nigeria Receives $751.88 Million from World Bank's $1.5 Billion Loan Package

    Nigeria secures $751.88 million from World Bank's $1.5 billion loan for economic reforms. The RESET program aims to boost revenues, expand social safety nets, and liberalize imports. Conditions include VAT reforms and executive orders. World Bank to monitor Nigeria's compliance with agreed...
  16. Nigerians Shocked as VP Shettima Hails Tinubu's Economic Leadership Amidst Crumbling Economy

    Nigeria Nigerians Shocked as VP Shettima Hails Tinubu's Economic Leadership Amidst Crumbling Economy

    President Bola Tinubu's economic leadership is transforming Nigeria, according to Vice-President Kashim Shettima. At the NEC meeting, Shettima praised Tinubu's financial prudence and transparency, citing improved credit ratings and economic growth. At the 142nd National Economic Council (NEC)...
  17. Presidency Slams NYT for Negative Portrayal of Nigeria, Highlights Tinubu’s Reforms

    Nigeria Presidency Slams NYT for Negative Portrayal of Nigeria, Highlights Tinubu’s Reforms

    The Nigerian presidency refutes claims in a New York Times article, asserting that President Tinubu inherited, not caused, the country's economic challenges. Highlighting policy measures and positive economic indicators, the presidency defends Tinubu’s administration and criticizes the foreign...
  18. Nigeria's Economy Blamed for Multichoice's 9% Dip in DStv Subscribers

    Nigeria's Economy Blamed for Multichoice's 9% Dip in DStv Subscribers

    Multichoice Group reports a 9% decline in active DStv subscribers, citing economic challenges in Nigeria and across Africa. Factors include currency devaluation and inflation. The company faces regulatory hurdles, including fines, amid price increases and cost-saving measures. Multichoice...
  19. Nigerians conflicted as ACF Blames President Tinubu's Policies for Economic Woes

    Nigeria Nigerians conflicted as ACF Blames President Tinubu's Policies for Economic Woes

    The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) criticizes President Tinubu's policies, citing their negative impact on Nigeria's economy. Inflation, unemployment, and declining living standards are highlighted, with warnings of potential social unrest. The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has raised concerns...
  20. Nigeria's Economic Reign Ends: Slips to Fourth Place in African GDP Rankings

    Nigeria Nigeria's Economic Reign Ends: Slips to Fourth Place in African GDP Rankings

    As Africa's economic landscape undergoes a significant shift, Nigeria, once the continent's largest economy, is poised to slip to fourth place this year, according to projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In a surprising turn, Egypt, which briefly held the top position in 2023...
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