Nigeria's VAT collections surge to N2.06 trillion in Q2 2025, recording seventh consecutive quarterly growth since economic reforms. Manufacturing leads sectoral contributions with 27.19% share.
Nigeria's VAT revenue surges to N2.06 trillion in Q2 2025, marking a 32.15% year-on-year increase and the seventh consecutive quarterly rise since economic reforms began.
Federal Government clarifies misconceptions about new 2026 tax reforms. Most Nigerians will pay less or no tax. VAT removed from food, education, healthcare.
Nigeria and United States establish security cooperation framework with intelligence sharing and defense equipment to combat terrorist groups. Joint Working Group to coordinate efforts.
Nigeria and the US have agreed on a joint security framework to fight terrorism, rejecting genocide allegations. The plan includes intelligence sharing and support for vulnerable communities.
Nigeria and United States enhance security cooperation to combat insurgency. New intelligence sharing and defense equipment to bolster counter-terrorism efforts nationwide.
Google's new update enables Android Quick Share to work with Apple AirDrop, starting with Pixel 10. Nigerian users can now transfer files between platforms without compression.
FAAC disbursed N2.94 trillion to federal, state, and local governments in October 2025, marking a slight decrease from September. Discover the full revenue breakdown and its implications.
Ghana abolishes its Covid-19 Health Recovery Levy and reduces VAT to stimulate growth, returning GHS 5.7 billion to citizens. A tragic stampede at a military recruitment event in Accra leaves six dead.
Discover how Nigeria's new tax reform laws bring financial relief to millions with 50 key exemptions - from essential goods to small business benefits.
A Nigerian woman's frightening encounter with an Uber driver in the UK sparks important conversations about ride-sharing safety and passenger rights during late-night trips.
The Federal Government maintains its stance on VAT compliance for lawyers and law firms, emphasizing revenue generation during the Nigerian Association of Law Teachers gathering.