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Brain Drain Fears Grow as Nigerian Scientists Exit

Nigeria scientific community warns that rising migration of Nigerian scientists could weaken research capacity and slow innovation if funding and policy reforms stall.
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Naira Gains N11 at Official FX Market

The naira strengthened at the official market, gaining N11 as improved liquidity and steady inflows supported confidence in Nigeria currency outlook.
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Nigerian Treasury Bills Yield Climbs Above Inflation

Nigerian Treasury bills yield climbs above inflation as investors position for a major auction and markets anticipate softer monetary policy.
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Nigerian Bonds Yield Drops as Inflation Slows

Nigerian bonds yield dropped to 15.46 percent as disinflation encourages investor demand, with real interest rates rising and long-term debt instruments attracting strong interest.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Drop Fails to Ease Household Pressures – CPPE

Nigeria’s inflation slowdown offers minimal household relief as structural inflation pressures persist, according to CPPE, which warns deeper reforms are urgently required.
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World Bank Dismisses Nigeria’s Single-Digit Inflation Target

The World Bank says Nigeria’s single-digit inflation target is unrealistic given structural deficits and volatile food and currency markets.
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Breaking: CBN Cuts Monetary Policy Rate to 27% Amid Inflation Concerns

CBN lowers benchmark interest rate to 27 percent, signaling a potential shift in monetary policy amid easing inflation concerns.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Set to Decline to 26 percent in 2025 – PwC

According to PwC projections for 2025 Nigeria's inflation rate should reach 26% while GDP growth remains modest and exchange rates stabilize.
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Nigerians Are Suffering, Bode George Slams Tinubu’s Policies

Nigeria’s economic woes are worsening and hunger and inflation are rising, veteran politician Bode George accuses Tinubu.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 34.6 percent Amid Soaring Food Prices

Nigeria’s growing cost of living reaches 34.6 percent, as food prices soar, subsidy removal takes effect.
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Nigeria’s Inflation to Hit 34.64% as Cost Pressures Mount

Nigeria's inflation is forecast to hit 34.64%, driven by food prices, cost pressures, and sticky core inflation, according to Financial Derivatives analysts
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Impact of Inflation on Small Business Owners in Nigeria

Inflation is affecting small businesses in Nigeria, from rising costs to reduced profits. Learn how entrepreneurs are adapting to survive in tough times.
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Reps Urge Federal Government to Review Multiple Taxation Policies

The House of Representatives has called for a review of Nigeria’s tax policies to reduce multiple taxes and financial strain on citizens, urging alternative revenue strategies.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Falls to 32.15 Percent in August 2024

Nigeria's inflation rate eased to 32.15 percent in August 2024, reflecting a slowdown for the second consecutive month despite high food inflation
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Brain Drain Fears Grow as Nigerian Scientists Exit

Nigeria scientific community warns that rising migration of Nigerian scientists could weaken research capacity and slow innovation if funding and policy reforms stall.
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Naira Gains N11 at Official FX Market

The naira strengthened at the official market, gaining N11 as improved liquidity and steady inflows supported confidence in Nigeria currency outlook.
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Oil Prices Rise as Supply Risks Keep Markets Alert

Crude oil prices moved higher as traders weighed tightening supplies, geopolitical risks, and steady demand signals across major energy consuming economies worldwide.
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Nigerian industrialist Emmanuel Nuel Ojei dies at 74

Emmanuel Nuel Ojei, founder of Nuel Ojei Holdings, has died at 74, ending a business career defined by discipline, mentorship and long term impact.

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