Multinationals operating in Nigeria are not only facing tougher compliance rules under new tax laws, but they are also poised
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When a nation is loquacious: Nigeria’s democratic Babel and the cost of broken tongues
Nigeria has become a loquacious nation — not in the literal sense of excessive talkativeness that characterises individuals, but in
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How Enugu DisCo’s data audit led to tariff cuts
… Other states back N160/kWh Industry sources and extensive data obtained by BusinessDay have provided insight into how Enugu Electricity
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Young Africans’ migration crisis: To re-risk or de-risk?
Young Africans’ migration crisis: To re-risk or de-risk? Dr. Joachim Adenusi Every day, Africa’s greatest asset — its young people
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54 years on, Nigeria still digging for OPEC gold
Fifty-four years after signing on to OPEC’s lofty promises of collective bargaining and fair pricing, Nigeria is still digging, not
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NGX six-month deals jump 61% on investor confidence
Total equity transactions on the Nigerian Bourse reached a new high of N4.19 trillion in the first-half (H1) to June
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Airlines say fares to rise on new tax reforms
When the new tax reforms are implemented by January 2026, passengers will have to pay more for airfares, airline operators
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Rebased GDP shows Nigeria’s growth isn’t where you think
In a country once defined by oil, Nigeria’s economy is undergoing a quiet transformation. The real engine of growth is
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