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Food, Transport Costs Rocket in Nigeria Before Christmas

Rising food and transport costs are threatening Christmas celebrations for many Nigerians.
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Competition Is Rising, Petrol Price Drops Below N900

Fuel dips below N900 as relief to end consumers comes from competition and reforms.
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Stop the Handouts: Why Nigeria Needs Real Economic Solutions, Not Quick Fixes

Nigeria's reliance on short-term handouts is hurting its future. Real economic reforms are needed to empower the nation.
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Foreign Investors Boost Nigerian Stock Exchange with 437% Trade Surge

The Nigerian Stock Exchange sees a 437% surge in foreign investor trades, driven by improved market conditions and favorable government policies, signaling renewed economic confidence.
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Nigeria Advances in Global Markets with Key Economic Reforms

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu's recent executive orders aim to elevate the country's petroleum sector to global competitiveness.
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Atiku Critiques Tinubu’s Economic Policies Amidst Rising Challenges

Atiku Abubakar criticizes President Bola Tinubu's economic policies, signaling concerns over Nigeria's rising economic and social challenges.

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Food, Transport Costs Rocket in Nigeria Before Christmas

Rising food and transport costs are threatening Christmas celebrations for many Nigerians.
News

Competition Is Rising, Petrol Price Drops Below N900

Fuel dips below N900 as relief to end consumers comes from competition and reforms.
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Nigeria Needs $20 Billion Annually to Hit 2027 Growth Goals

Nigeria needs $20 billion yearly for 6.3% economic growth by 2027, says Wale Edun. Increased tax revenue is essential.
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Yahaya Bello Released After Meeting Bail Conditions

Former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello was released from custody after meeting N500 million bail conditions set by FCT court.

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