The Federal Government has projected a total revenue of N50.74 trillion for 2026 and an economic growth rate of 4.68 per cent, even as the proposed deficit for the year …
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UK Considers Extending $1 Billion Debt Guarantee to Support South Africa’s Green Energy Transition
by Radarr Adminby Radarr AdminThe United Kingdom may extend a $1 billion (about R17 billion) debt guarantee to South Africa as part of efforts to help the country shift to cleaner energy. The guarantee, …
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FG Warns Oil Companies to Show Real Commitment or Lose Space in Nigeria’s Energy Sector
The Federal Government has issued a clear warning to international oil companies and other operators in the petroleum sector, saying only those ready to speed up field development and deliver …
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National Assembly Reaffirms Commitment to Tax Reforms for Nigeria’s Energy Transition
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Abbas Tajudeen, has said that the National Assembly will continue to push tax reforms as part of Nigeria’s long-term plan to support energy …
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FG Targets $10bn Investment as NUPRC Launches 2025 Licensing
The Federal Government, through the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, has launched the Nigeria 2025 Petroleum Licensing Round, an ambitious national plan expected to attract $10bn in new investments and …
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NNPCL Faces N8.07tn Crude-Backed Loan Burden as Debt Repayments
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is currently weighed down by crude-backed loan obligations estimated at N8.07tn, based on a detailed review of its 2024 financial statements and capital-commitment records. …
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Nigeria Losing N20bn Daily to Port Inefficiencies as Cargo Diverts
Nigeria is losing about N20bn every day at its seaports due to poor infrastructure, weak systems, and inefficiencies that frustrate cargo movement and drive business to neighbouring countries. This revelation …
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Dangote Refinery Output Falls Short as Nigeria Leans on Fuel Imports in October
Fuel supply stability slowed again in October 2025 as the Dangote Petroleum Refinery delivered an average of only 17.1 million litres of petrol per day, leaving Nigeria heavily dependent on …
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Finance Minister Wale Edun Says Africa Must Rely on Private Capital
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, has warned that Africa can no longer depend on foreign aid and concessional loans as rising debt costs …
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Troops repel bandits, rescue kidnapped victim in Kogi operation
Troops of the 12 Brigade of the Nigerian Army have repelled bandits and rescued a kidnapped victim during a special operation carried out around the Oshokoshoko and Obajana axis in …