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UNILAG Restricts Skitmaking and Content Creation on Campus

UNILAG skitmaking ban prohibits unauthorised filming and digital content creation, citing privacy and institutional integrity concerns.

FG Expands Cash Transfers Beyond 15 Million Households

The federal government extends its cash transfer expansion to more Nigerians, targeting vulnerable households amid economic hardship.

Oyedele Says No Plan To Outsource Tax Collection To Consultants

Nigeria will not rely on Alpha Bata and other consultants to collect tax, FIRS is capable of doing that, Taiwo Oyedele clarifies.

Nigeria Spends N214.29 Billion on Revenue Collection in Q1 2024

Nigeria spent N214.29 billion on revenue collection in Q1 2024, with FIRS, NCS, and NUPRC reporting major increases in collection costs.

Nigeria’s Tax Agency Unveils New Strategy to Boost Revenue Collection

Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a new organizational structure and a...

ICPC and FIRS Join Forces to Combat Financial Tax Frauds

ICPC and FIRS have initiated discussions to strengthen their efforts in tackling financial tax frauds and corruption-related issues, with a focus on information sharing, joint investigations, and capacity building.

MTN Nigeria Ordered to Pay $72.5 Million Tax Fine by Lagos Tribunal

In a significant ruling, the Lagos State Division of the Tax Appeal Tribunal has...

Federal Government to Disclose Six-Month Revenue Report Post Fuel Subsidy Removal

The Federal Government announced its impending release of a detailed report, shedding light on...

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UNILAG Restricts Skitmaking and Content Creation on Campus

UNILAG skitmaking ban prohibits unauthorised filming and digital content creation, citing privacy and institutional integrity concerns.

FG Expands Cash Transfers Beyond 15 Million Households

The federal government extends its cash transfer expansion to more Nigerians, targeting vulnerable households amid economic hardship.

FG: Only Made-in-Nigeria Goods Qualify for ECOWAS Trade

The government has clarified that only made-in-Nigeria goods qualify for ECOWAS duty-free trade, urging compliance from local manufacturers.

PTML Customs Revenue Rises 34 Percent in Third Quarter

PTML Customs revenue hit N116.2 billion in Q3 2025, up 34 percent from last year, reflecting stronger port operations and enforcement