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Dangote Refinery Sacks Nigerian Workers After PENGASSAN Membership

‎Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has terminated all its Nigerian workers, effective September 25, 2025, citing a “total reorganisation” due to repeated sabotage incidents...

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FIRS Chairman Justifys Borrowing As Nigeria’s Revenue Hits 411%

‎Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) reported on Tuesday that the country’s revenue collection soared to N3.64 trillion by September 2025, marking a 411...

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Concrete Roads Emerging as Game Changer for Emergency Response and Security in Nigeria

As Nigeria continues to battle insecurity across various regions, particularly in rural and forested areas, poor infrastructure has remained a significant obstacle to timely...

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Shettima: Nigeria Eyes Geo-Heritage Partnerships

Vice President Kashim Shettima has reiterated the Federal Government’s readiness to unlock the economic and developmental value of Nigeria’s geo-heritage sites, stressing that the...

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Nigeria Ports Sharp Practices: Unmasking The ₦1 Trillion Economy Sabotage

Have you ever questioned why the cost of essentials like rice or vehicle spare parts keeps rising, even when the exchange rate appears relatively stable? The explanation may lie beyond the open market at Nigeria’s seaports. Emerging findings suggest that systemic inefficiencies and questionable practices within port...

Paediatricians Criticise FG’s 4.3% Health Funding In 2026 budget

Dr. Ekanem Ekure, the President of the Paediatricians Association of Nigeria, has condemned the Federal Government’s decision to allocate just 4.3 percent to health in the 2026 national budget, describing it as a clear sign of inadequate investment in the welfare of Nigerian children. She made this known...

Nigerian Shippers Reject Port Charge Hike

The National Shippers Association of Nigeria (NSAN) has formally rejected the recently approved increase in port service charges, warning that the move could escalate trade costs, fuel inflation, and undermine the Federal Government’s Ease of Doing Business agenda. In a detailed position paper submitted to the Nigerian Shippers’...