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Nigerians Turn to Fintech Amid Major Banking System Failures

Nigerians are increasingly adopting fintech platforms like OPay and PalmPay as alternatives to banks, which are facing widespread IT glitches
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Agbakoba Calls EFCC’s Legality Into Question

Legal expert Olisa Agbakoba questions the legality of Nigeria’s EFCC, calling for a review of the anti-corruption agency’s constitutionality.

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How Nigeria’s oil-rich states squandered billions in six months – NEITI report

Nigeria’s 36 states received a total of N1.51 trillion ($3.7 billion) from the federal...
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Nigeria, UAE end visa row after Tinubu’s visit

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has secured a deal with the United Arab Emirates (UAE)...
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Atiku Contests Watermark from Tinubu’s Team on Court Ruling.

Moments after the Presidential Elections Petition Tribunal (PEPT) unveiled the Certified True Copy (CTC)...
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UK warship arrives in Nigeria to boost maritime security and trade

A British Royal Navy vessel, HMS Trent, has docked in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital,...
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Nigerians Turn to Fintech Amid Major Banking System Failures

Nigerians are increasingly adopting fintech platforms like OPay and PalmPay as alternatives to banks, which are facing widespread IT glitches
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Agbakoba Calls EFCC’s Legality Into Question

Legal expert Olisa Agbakoba questions the legality of Nigeria’s EFCC, calling for a review of the anti-corruption agency’s constitutionality.
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Nigeria Enhances Aircraft Leasing with New IDERA Procedure

Nigeria’s Civil Aviation Authority has introduced the updated IDERA procedure, aimed at streamlining aircraft deregistration and ownership transfer, boosting investor confidence in the aviation sector.
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World Bank Forecasts Nigeria’s Revenue-to-GDP Ratio to Surpass 10.5%

The World Bank projects Nigeria’s revenue-to-GDP ratio to exceed 10.5% in 2024, while the government tackles inflation with agriculture-focused initiatives

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