The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is advising the Federal Government of Nigeria to sustain its ongoing economic reforms for the country to get better and achieve the desired economic growth that will lift the majority of citizens out of poverty. 

Army Chief Lagbaja Cautions Against Potential Security Threats From Economic Protests In addition to the known threats of terrorism, insurgency, banditry, illegal mining, and farmer/herder conflict, Lt. General Taoreed Lagbaja raised the alarm over a new set of security challenges...

Domestic Air Fare Rises By 25% To N98,561 In July The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said domestic air fare rose by 25 percent year-on-year (YoY) to N98,561.74 in July 2024 from N78.775.74 in July 2023. The bureau disclosed in its...

FG Mulls Converting Arik, Aero Contractors To National Carriers The Asset Management and Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has said Arik and Aero Contractors airlines may be merged and converted to a national carrier. The AMCON Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Gbenga Alade,...

REA Announces Completion Of N28.7bn Projects From 2023 Budget   The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) yesterday said it has completed N28.7 billion projects out of its N31.7 billion allocation in 2023. Its Acting Managing Director, Engr. Abba Aliyu said this during...

'Nigeria Loses N50m Daily To Pineapple Importation'   An Agriculturist, Amb. Oluwasegun Alabi, has disclosed that the country loses N50 million daily to importation of pineapples despite producing about 1,607,200 metric tons per annum, placing the country as the eight largest...