The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has approved the transfer of ₦11.5bn from the 0.5% Stabilisation Fund to finance its sub-committees working on the 2026 national budget framework.

Nigeria spent ₦27.2tn servicing public debt between 2024 and 2025, exceeding capital expenditure by ₦3.9tn, according to a media brief from the Federal Ministry of Finance.

‎OPL 245 Settlement Will Reposition Nigeria’s Economy - AGF ‎ ‎The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi,...

‎The announcement by the Central Bank of Nigeria that it has received responsibly sourced gold refined to the Good Delivery standards of the London Bullion Market Association into Nigeria’s foreign reserves may appear like a routine financial update. In reality, it represents a strategic shift in how the country is positioning its financial safety net in a volatile global economy.

Sugar Production: NSDC, BOI Establish N10bn Fund to Support Greenfield Project Development The National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) and the...

‎Hormuz Crisis Raises Alarm for Nigeria, S/Arabia as Global Oil Lifeline Faces Disruption ‎ ‎Rising tensions in the Middle East have...

Sanwo-Olu, Soludo, Tunji-Ojo, Afe Babalola, Others for 2026 Face of Africa Leadership Award in London   Several prominent Nigerian leaders and...

NEC Secretariat Gets N7.9bn Amid Funding Shortfalls for Agencies The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) approved the disbursement of N7.895bn...

30 Banks Hit Recapitalisation Target Ahead of March Deadline   Thirty banks have met the new minimum capital requirements introduced under...

SAS Foundation Launches Ramadan Food Distribution for 10,000 in Ilorin, Urges Prayers for Peace in Kwara   As part of its...

‎President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has inaugurated an 11-member committee to oversee the establishment of the Grid Asset Management Company Limited (GAMCO), a new initiative aimed at addressing Nigeria’s persistent electricity transmission and grid management challenges.

‎In recent times, the conversation around poverty reduction in Nigeria has intensified. While the President has repeatedly urged state governors to take decisive steps to tackle poverty, the real test lies not in the rhetoric but in the visible transformation of citizens’ lives.