Bank Transfer Costs to Rise in Nigeria from 2026
Starting January 2026, Nigerians will pay higher charges for online transfers as the government reintroduces stamp duty. Find out how this policy shift will impact your wallet.
Starting January 2026, Nigerians will pay higher charges for online transfers as the government reintroduces stamp duty. Find out how this policy shift will impact your wallet.
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In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a significant reduction of import duty on petroleum products from 35% to just 15%, aiming to ease fuel costs and boost Nigeria's energy sector.
In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a 15% import duty reduction on petroleum products. Discover how this decision could affect fuel prices across Nigeria.
In a major economic move, President Bola Tinubu has approved a significant reduction of import duty on petroleum products from 35% to just 15%, aiming to ease fuel costs and boost economic activities across Nigeria.