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Petrol Subsidy Will End After Buhari Leaves Office – Finance Minister

Zainab Ahmed, the minister of Finance, Budget, and National Planning, says the Federal Government will do away with petroleum subsidy by June 2023. Ahmed said...

Strike: ‘You can’t be dictating to your employer’ – FG Warns ASUU

The Federal Government on Tuesday, August 30, 2022, urged the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to reconsider the “comprehensive, total and indefinite strike...

‘Nigeria has lowest tax rate globally’ – FG Defends Move To Borrow Another N11.03 Trillion

Zainab Ahmed, the minister of finance and National Planning, has warned Nigerians against comparing Nigeria with South Africa. She stated that South Africa is a...

Nigerian Gov’t To End Petrol Subsidy In June 2023

The House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee to Investigate the Petroleum Products Subsidy Regime from 2013 to 2022, on Thursday, August 18, 2022, grilled...

Nigeria Spends N18.69 Billion Daily On Petrol Subsidy – Finance Minister

Zainab Ahmed, the minister of finance and National Planning, has disclosed that Nigeria spends N18.69 billion daily on petroleum subsidies. She stated this on Thursday...

World Bank Reveals Terrifying Details About Nigeria’s Economy Under Buhari [LOOK]

In light of Nigeria’s dwindling revenue, the continued payment of trillions of naira on fuel subsidy by the government, and the attendant economic challenges,...

BREAKING: House Of Reps Summon Finance Minister

The House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating oil subsidy payments between 2013 and 2022 on Tuesday, August 9, 2022, summoned the Minister of...

FG Buys N1.4 Billion Worth Of Vehicles For Neighboring Niger Republic To Fight Insecurity

The Nigerian Government has confirmed that it has purchased vehicles worth N1.4 billion to help neighboring Niger Republic to tackle insecurity. The minister of finance,...

Cost Of Calls, Data To Skyrocket As Gov’t Announces 12.5% Tax

As the Federal Government prepares to apply a 5% inclusive excise duty on telecommunications services in Nigeria, Nigerians will soon begin paying 12.5% tax...

Opinion: Before Nigeria Shuts Down [MUST READ]

When Singer and songwriter, Bukola Elemide, known as Asa sang the fire on the mountain song at the unveiling of the Nigerian National Petroleum...

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