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ZACCH ADEDEJI’S ARITHMETIC
JOSHUA OCHEJA argues the need to set aside political considerations in the analysis of subsidy regime I watched the recent interview of the chairman of the National Revenue Service (NRS), Zacch
Nigerian importers are looking beyond China: Here is why quality control cannot be an afterthought
Nigeria remains one of Africa’s largest importing economies, and China still supplies more than a third of everything that enters the country, from electronics to machinery to textiles. But rising
RockPay launches in Nigeria to redefine digital payments through social finance
By Babajide Komolafe RockPay, a Nigerian financial technology platform, has officially launched, introducing a new approach to digital finance that combines secure payments, business growth tools, and community-driven fundraising in
IPMAN Urges Dangote To Expand Fuel Deliveries To Northern States
To maintain a uniform pump price for petroleum products across the country, especially in the northern parts, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) urged the Dangote Petroleum Refinery Company
SEC Proposes N2bn Capital, N30m Fee For Crypto Firms
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a new regulatory framework for Nigeria’s digital asset industry, prescribing registration fees of N30 million and minimum capital requirements of up to
LCCI Demands Stronger Local Drug Manufacturing To Cut Import Dependence
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called for the strengthening of Nigerian pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity to build an efficient healthcare economy that creates jobs, attracts investment and emerges
Stock Market Loses N2.1tn As CBN’s New OMO Rules Trigger Investor Shift
The Nigerian stock market lost about N2.1 trillion in market capitalisation last week as investors reacted to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) revised Open Market Operations (OMO) framework, which
When Better Numbers Meet Emptier Pockets
The President Bola Tinubu administration has stronger reserves, slower inflation, improved revenues and a more orderly foreign exchange market to show for three years of painful reforms. Yet, for millions
SEC Proposes N30m Registration Fee, N2bn Capital Requirement for Crypto Firms
• Insists operators must maintain local presence, resident chief executives The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a new regulatory framework for Nigeria’s digital asset industry, prescribing registration fees

