Finance
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May Day: Benue workers decry nonpayment of salaries, pension
The Benue State Nigeria Labour Congress Chairman, Terungwa Igbe, has asked the state government to settle all unpaid salaries arrears…
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Kwara PoS operator lavishes N280m received in error
Policemen have arrested a Point of Sale operator who reportedly went on a spending spree after N280m was erroneously transferred…
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NIGERIA HAS AN IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE $300 BILLION AND TRIPLE HER ECONOMY
I love challenging our thinking and jarring my readers’ imaginations from time to time. Last week, I wrote about the…
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New naira pains persist despite fresh CBN orders
Barely three days after the Central Bank of Nigeria declared old N1,000, N500 and N200 notes as legal tender, Deposit…
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Naira crisis: Banks ration old notes, NLC insists on seven-day ultimatum
Deposit Money Banks have begun to ration the disbursements of old N1,000 and N500 notes to their customers amid uncertainty…
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Governors give Malami, Emefiele Tuesday ultimatum to obey Supreme Court
State governments, which sued the Federal Government on the naira redesign policy, have given the Attorney-General of the Federation and…
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THE COMING SUBSIDY REMOVAL – BOOBY TRAPS AND ESCAPE ROUTES
Every presidential candidate in the recently concluded presidential election – save probably for Omoyele Sowore – promised to remove…
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Crude oil sales rise by 46% to N21tn – NBS
Nigeria’s crude oil sales rose by 46.41 per cent to push Nigeria’s total export to N26.79tn in 2022. This is…
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Advancing The Cashless Policy: Adoption Of The eNaira As A Mode Of Payment By Government.
In recent times, the Nigerian government has made significant strides towards a cashless society, with the introduction of the eNaira…
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S’Court order on old notes: Banks in partial compliance, begin skeletal re-circulation
Deposit Money Banks in the country have begun partial compliance with the Supreme Court order approving the use of…
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