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NSIA Assets Rise to N1trn, Attract $500m FDI

NSIA Assets Rise to N1trn, Attract $500m FDI   The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) says it grew its net assets by 10.5 per cent to N1.02tn in 2022 from N919.73bn in 2021. The Sovereign Wealth Fund manager disclosed that earnings from interest income, infrastructure business revenue,...

Substandard Tyres Worth 10 million Destroyed in Six Months – SON

Substandard Tyres Worth 10 million Destroyed in Six Months - SON   The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has revealed that it destroyed 10 million substandard tyres in six months. In a statement, the Director General of SON, Mallam Farouk Salim, said this at a one-day sensitisation...

FG Says Fuel Subsidy, Oil Theft Gulped N29trn

FG Says Fuel Subsidy, Oil Theft Gulped N29trn   The Federal Government, disclosed that the amount spent on subsidising Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, between 2005 and 2021 was N13tn, adding that the country lost N16.3tn to oil theft from 2009 to 2020. It disclosed this...

IMF, World Bank Request Rich Nations to Fill $1.6bn Concessional Lending Gap

IMF, World Bank Request Rich Nations to Fill $1.6bn Concessional Lending Gap   International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank have appealed to wealthier countries to help plug a $1.6 billion gap in a concessional loan disbursed to low-income countries during the rampaging COVID-19 pandemic. The call was amplified...

KLT Command Rakes in N10.572bn in Q1

KLT Command Rakes in N10.572bn in Q1   Kirikiri Lighter Terminal (KLT) command of the Nigeria Customs Service says it generated the sum of NI0.572 billion in revenue between January and March 2023, which represents 76.87 per cent of its expected revenue for the first quarter. This...

Monetary Policy: Banks Commence Adjustment of Interest Rates

Monetary Policy: Banks Commence Adjustment of Interest Rates   Commercial banks across Nigeria have begun revising their interest rates following the recent changes in Monetary Policy Rate (MPR). This is coming after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) raised it’s benchmark lending rate to 18 per cent...