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Nigeria’s Traditional Leaders: Power Beyond Tradition

Traditional leaders in Nigeria are more than ceremonial figures; they actively shape politics, mediate conflicts, and influence elections, demonstrating their lasting impact

CNG Buses Operation to Recommence Soon in Ogun

Ogun State to resume CNG bus operations after supply chain assessments and implementation of new regulatory measures.

Nigeria’s Central Bank Doubles Down on Inflation Fight

Nigerians are feeling the pinch of rising prices, and the Central Bank is taking decisive action. Governor Dr. Olayemi Cardoso reaffirmed the Monetary Policy Committee's (MPC) commitment to keeping interest rates high to combat inflation. This comes after two significant interest rate hikes in 2024, pushing the benchmark lending rate to a record 24.75%.

Supreme Court Extends Validity of Old and New Naira Notes

Nigeria's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the indefinite legal tender status of both old and new naira notes, impacting the nation's economy.

JP Morgan Forecasts Naira to Reach N850/$ by Year-End: What It Means for Nigeria

JP Morgan, a renowned global financial services company, has made a prediction that the...

Nigeria Faces Naira Pressure, IMF Offers Loan Option

Nigeria’s currency, the naira, is under pressure and the country could seek a loan...

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Nigeria’s Traditional Leaders: Power Beyond Tradition

Traditional leaders in Nigeria are more than ceremonial figures; they actively shape politics, mediate conflicts, and influence elections, demonstrating their lasting impact

CNG Buses Operation to Recommence Soon in Ogun

Ogun State to resume CNG bus operations after supply chain assessments and implementation of new regulatory measures.

Nigeria’s Anti-Corruption Drive: Progress and Challenges

Nigeria’s anti-corruption drive recovers billions but faces systemic weaknesses and political challenges.

Accountant-General Urges Savings Culture for Financial Stability

Accountant-General Dr. Oluwatoyin Madein calls for a savings culture in Nigeria, focusing on transparency and better resource management for stability.