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  • Lagos GDP Hits N41tn From N27tn

    2 mai, par Ikenna OMEJE
    The Lagos State Government has disclosed that its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown from N27trn to N41 trillion. The disclosure was made on Thursday by the Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Ope George, during a ministerial press briefing to commemorate the first year in (...)

  • Naira Crash : Cadbury Nigeria Posts N7.3bn Net Loss, Gets $20m Debt Forbearance

    2 mai, par Philip UKPE
    Nigeria’s currency woes have plunged one of its biggest consumer goods makers, Cadbury Nigeria Plc, into a working capital crisis and a net loss of N7.3bn in the first quarter of the year. The performance has complicated the company’s N27.63bn loss and negative equity of N15bn after operating (...)

  • Osun ‘Fake Doctor’ With Only SSCE Arrested After Death Of Pregnant Woman, Unborn Child

    2 mai, par David ADEDEJI
    …Charges N5,000 To Train Quack Doctors A 32-year-old alleged fake doctor, Saheed Toyin Oladiti, with only Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE) as his qualification, has been arrested after allegedly causing the death of a pregnant woman and her unborn child in Osun State. THE (...)

  • ‘EFCC Must Not Arrest Ex-Kogi Gov Yahaya Bello Before Prosecution’ – Former AGF, Aondoakaa

    2 mai, par Munyal MANUNYI
    A former Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Michael A. Aondoakaa, has faulted the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for going against the Kogi State High Court’s order, stopping it from arresting Yahaya Bello, the immediate governor of the state. Aondoakaa is of the (...)

  • Customs Launch Advanced Ruling System To Facilitate Legitimate Trade

    2 mai, par Nneoma BENSON
    The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has launched an Advanced Ruling mechanism to facilitate trade for legitimate traders in the country. The launch, which finally took place on Thursday, followed many failures, which led to many disputes that the Service has had to handle between 2020 and 2023. (...)