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Appeal Court Orders CAC To Remove KPMG Professional Services From Register

The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos has ordered the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to remove the business name “KPMG Professional Services” from its...

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Can Crypto Lift Nigeria Out Of Economic Woes?

With the recently enacted ISA 2025, cryptocurrency in Nigeria has moved from uncertainty into a clearly regulated space, now supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission...

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NNPCL’s Proposed Sale Of Refineries: Matters Arising

Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, maintains that the NNPCL lacks the legal power to sell Nigeria’s public refineries, arguing they belong to...

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Nigeria Targets $2.5 Billion Carbon Credit Investment by 2030

Nigeria has set a bold target to attract $2.5 billion in high-integrity carbon credit investments by the year 2030, as part of its broader...

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Push for U.S.-Iran Talks Gains Momentum As Pakistan Mediates

Efforts to revive diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran are gaining momentum, with Pakistan stepping in as a key mediator and the White House expressing cautious optimism about the prospects of renewed talks. Recent indirect discussions between Washington and Tehran, reportedly facilitated in Islamabad, ended without...

CAC: How You Can Detect Data Breach on Government Platforms

Concerns over data privacy and cybersecurity have intensified following recent reports of vulnerabilities and suspected breaches across government digital platforms, including services linked to the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). While authorities often move quickly to contain such incidents, cybersecurity experts warn that users of government portals, ranging from...

Arewa Forum Warns Nigeria’s Insecurity Has Reached ‘State of War’

The Arewa Consultative Forum has raised serious concerns over Nigeria’s worsening security situation, declaring it has escalated to a “state of war” and calling on the Federal Government to take immediate and decisive action. This position was outlined in a communiqué issued after the forum’s 38th Board of Trustees...