The Federal Workers Forum says the ₦70,000 minimum wage has been eroded by rising living costs and naira depreciation, demanding a new ₦300,000 wage structure.
Read moreGovernor Umo Eno says the expansion of Ibom Air and other aviation investments are creating jobs and strengthening Akwa Ibom’s economic position as another Airbus joins the fleet.
Read moreAkwa Ibom’s Q2 2026 budget report has come under scrutiny after BudgIT identified major information gaps that make it difficult to track government spending.
Read moreThe Federal Government is investigating a 100MW electricity discrepancy along the Ikorodu-Sagamu corridor after monitoring systems revealed an estimated N120bn in unaccounted energy value.
Read moreBillionaire businessman Femi Otedola has raised his stake in First HoldCo Plc to 27.70 per cent after spending N273.59bn on a series of share purchases, bringing him closer to the 30 per cent threshold that triggers a mandatory takeover offer under Nigeria’s capital market rules.
Read moreGovernor Uba Sani says Kaduna has taken no new loans since he assumed office, even as the state pays N6.7bn monthly from FAAC revenue to service inherited debt.
Read moreLAGOS — Dangote Cement is considering buying its own ships after encountering difficulties securing vessels to transport cement from Nigeria to other West African countries. The company’s head of international
Read moreA group of major energy and investment companies is weighing a potential acquisition of Shell’s US chemicals operations in a transaction that could be worth up to $8 billion. ExxonMobil
Read moreGlobal oil markets are facing renewed uncertainty after US President Donald Trump threatened a sweeping economic campaign against Iran and Tehran warned that it could halt oil exports from the
Read moreBinance has warned its customers to avoid transactions involving 17 cryptocurrency platforms after introducing new restrictions linked to regulatory developments. The affected businesses operate across several jurisdictions, including Nigeria, the
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