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Kano LGAs to Contribute N670m for Emir Sanusi’s Cars

Kano LGAs to Contribute N670m for Emir Sanusi’s Cars The Kano State government has directed each of the local government areas to contribute N15.2 million—totalling N670 million—for the refurbishment and purchase of new vehicles for Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II. The directive which was first made...

Manufacturers Demand Presidency, NASS to Patronise made-in-Nigeria Goods

Manufacturers Demand Presidency, NASS to Patronise made-in-Nigeria Goods The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) yesterday said the presidency, National Assembly and the government uniformed agencies like military and police must patronise made-in-Nigeria materials following the presidential policy on the local content tagged Nigeria First Policy. Economic...

NIMC: Tinubu Approves NIN Authentication for MDAs

NIMC: Tinubu Approves NIN Authentication for MDAs The federal government has approved the launch of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) NIN Authentication (NINAuth) for secure and seamless identity verification and authentication. Similarly, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has directed the use of NIN Authentication for verification...

Internet Subscription Drops Slightly after 50% Tariff Hike

Internet Subscription Drops Slightly after 50% Tariff Hike Internet consumption in Nigeria dropped slightly following a 50 per cent increase in telecom tariffs approved in January. Data from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) shows that usage declined from a record 1 million terabytes (TB) in January...

Investors Sustain Bullish Trend, Gain N1.045trn on NGX

Investors Sustain Bullish Trend, Gain N1.045trn on NGX The Nigerian stock market on Tuesday continued on a bullish trend with a gain of N1.045 trillion on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. Market capitalisation rose by N1.045 trillion or 1.56 per cent to close at N68.105 trillion, compared...

SEC Warns Nigerians Against Investing in PWAN MAX

SEC Warns Nigerians Against Investing in PWAN MAX The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned Nigerians against investing in “Property World Africa Network” (PWAN), saying the entity is not registered to solicit funds from the public. In a statement signed by the management on Tuesday,...