Saturday, April 11, 2026
Nigeria
Anchor Borrowers: CBN records over 76% non-repayment of loan as farmers battle insecurity
The Central Bank of Nigeria in the past six years recorded a 76.13% or N378.5 billion shortfall in loan repayment...
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CBN pegs Microfinance Banks loan at N1 mn per transaction
The Central Bank of Nigeria has pegged the maximum loan limit for tier 2 Unit Microfinance Banks (MFBs) in the...
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Bamboo, Risevest reacts to account freeze order – says money is safe
Bamboo and Risevest have assured investors that their investments are safe, following a court order permitting the freezing of the ...
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Court freezes Bamboo, Risevest accounts on CBN’s request
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has granted the request made by the Central Bank of Nigeria to freeze...
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Details of proposed 2022 budget, FG to borrow N4.89 trillion to fund deficit
The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to borrow N4.89 trillion from both domestic and foreign sources for the financing of...
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Opportunity as BudgIT holds Hackathon Competition to mark 10th anniversary
BudgIT is organising a Hackathon Competition as part of her 10th year anniversary. The competition aims to find the next...
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FG embargo on employment is due to bad economy says Ngige
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige said that the Federal Government placed an embargo on employment into...
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FG raises driving licence, vehicle number plate rates by 50%
The Federal Government of Nigeria has begun the implementation of the new rates for vehicle number plates and driving licence...
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State Govts, Not Federal Govt Should Collect VAT, and other related Taxes – Fed. High Court Rules in Port Harcourt
The long raging battle over the sharing of Value Added Tax generated from one state being given to another may...
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N512.25 bn generated as VAT in Q2 2021, 56.56% increase YoY
Nigeria generated N512.25 billion as Value Added Tax (VAT) in the second quarter year ended 30 June 2021, according to...
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