Dele Oye: IMF’s Tax Recommendations Wrong For Nigeria, Could Deepen Poverty And Trigger Unrest
Former OPSN chairman Dele Oye urges government to reject new IMF tax proposal, warning they could worsen hardship and trigger unrest.
Former OPSN chairman Dele Oye urges government to reject new IMF tax proposal, warning they could worsen hardship and trigger unrest.
United Nigeria Airlines receives two aircraft to expand operations, strengthen partnerships, and enhance domestic and regional services
United Capital secures investment banking licences in Ethiopia and Rwanda, advancing pan-African expansion and cross-border financial integration.
Nigerian Exchange prepares Dangote Refinery IPO while advancing African exchange linkage project and attracting global investor participation.
Nigerian policy groups urge rejection of IMF tax proposals, proposing reforms while warning against tight monetary policy impacts.
CBN proposes operational and governance separation to strengthen consumer protection and financial system resilience.
The World Bank lowers Sub-Saharan Africa’s growth outlook but says higher oil prices support Nigeria’s economy.
IMF has cautioned that rising stablecoin use could fuel digital dollarisation.
Former senator Ben Murray-Bruce urges Nigerians to back Air Peace, says airline is competing on London route and offering added passenger benefits.
CBN proposes rules to ban parent companies from credit approvals and require 51% ownership of banking subsidiaries.
Lagos showcases climate ambitions and investment opportunities at a major global summit during London Climate Action Week.
Nigeria records its highest oil and condensate output in 11 months, strengthening forex earnings and revenues.
Dangote’s wealth rises to $36.5bn as Bloomberg ranks him 61st richest globally.
Minister of Finance Oyedele hailed NRS’s Rev360 launch, saying the platform will simplify tax compliance, boost transparency, and improve revenue.
Standard Bank Group has pledged support for Dangote Refinery’s planned IPO and future expansion, describing the project as transformational for Africa’s energy sector.
Access Holdings reports ₦1.007 trillion profit, outlines value strategy shift, governance reforms, and long-term shareholder focus.
Group CEO of United Capital, Peter Ashade says Africa’s next growth phase depends on execution, regulatory consistency and financial integration.
Business analyst says economic reforms have strengthened macroeconomic indicators, but living conditions remain difficult for many Nigerians.
Nigeria supports OPEC’s production capacity assessment as the alliance raises output targets and retains current framework.
Civil society groups in Abuja call for GMO approval review and push agroecology, warning of risks to food sovereignty, health, and biodiversity.
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