President Tinubu appoints Dr John Nwabueze as Nigeria’s first Tax Ombudsman to strengthen transparency, fairness, and accountability in tax administration.

Economist Olojede urges government to ensure transparency and allow economic stability before implementing new petroleum import duty.

Nigeria expects $20bn upstream investments by 2029 to boost crude oil and gas production, says presidential aide Olu Verheijen.

LCCI has urged federal government to delay the 15% fuel import tax, warning it could worsen inflation and hurt businesses.

David Oyedele says new tax laws taking effect in January will introduce 50 reliefs for low-income earners and small businesses.

The Nigerian stock market lost N246 billion following Trump’s designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern.”

Kelvin Emmanuel says the government imposed the 15% import tax because regulators failed to enforce the Petroleum Industry Act as required.

Wood Mackenzie forecasts global oil demand to peak in 2032, urging $4.3 trillion yearly investment to limit warming to 2°C.

Moniepoint unveils Nigeria’s first AI-powered chatbot to support informal sector growth, earning government praise for driving financial inclusion.

Dangote Group spokesman Chiejina dismisses monopoly fears, says 15% tariff prevents fuel dumping and protects Nigeria’s industrial growth.

United Nigeria Airlines begins historic regional service, connecting Abuja and Lagos to Accra, boosting West African trade and tourism.

Finance Minister Wale Edun says Nigeria’s growth push hinges on sustained reforms, inclusive financing, and private-sector-driven investment.

Dangote Refinery has pledges uninterrupted fuel supply as daily output surpasses Nigeria’s consumption needs

The Nigerian economy has continued to show signs of resilience as the naira on Friday appreciated to N1,421/dollar.

United Bank for Africa reports N538 billion profit after tax in the third quarter of 2025, strengthening its balance sheet.

Access Holdings posts ₦3.9trn nine-month earnings, driven by stronger core operations, rising interest income, and regional diversification.

Oando records a 164 percent surge in financial performance, posting N210 billion profit for the first nine months of 2025.

CORAN Chairman Momoh Oyarekhua says Tinubu’s 15% import duty will strengthen local refineries, create jobs, and ensure energy security.

Allen Onyema says Air Peace will only go public after solidifying its foundation to ensure sustainability and protect Nigerian jobs.

NNPC begins search for global partners to restore moribund refineries as Tinubu approves 15% import tariff on imported fuel.