NCAA Summons Overland Airways Over VAT Dispute

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has summoned Overland Airways following a passenger complaint about VAT charges on tickets purchased before 2026. The airline argues taxes apply when tickets are flown, not purchased.

New Tax Laws Bring 50 Reliefs to Nigerians in 2026

Nigeria's sweeping tax reforms effective January 2026 offer significant exemptions including PAYE relief for minimum wage earners, zero-rated VAT on essentials, and business incentives to stimulate economic growth.

Laura Ikeji Kanu Appeals to Governor Over Lagos Rent Crisis

Beauty entrepreneur Laura Ikeji Kanu has publicly decried the alarming increase in rental costs in Lagos, warning that many businesses are closing quietly. In a video appeal to Governor Sanwo-Olu, she highlights how annual rents now match former house pur

Grid Disturbance Traced to Gombe Substation by NISO

NISO identifies voltage fault at Gombe transmission substation as cause of Tuesday's national grid disturbance, clarifying it was a partial collapse, not total, with restoration completed within hours.

Taraba, World Bank Automate Jalingo Abattoir

Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas partners with World Bank's L-PRES Project to fully automate Jalingo Ultra-Modern Abattoir, aiming to boost hygiene, capacity, and economic growth in Nigeria's North-East.

LIRS Clarifies Tax Recovery Process, Denies Account Seizure

Lagos State Internal Revenue Service Chairman Ayodele Subair clarifies that the agency's power to recover unpaid taxes through third parties is a legal, court-backed process for recalcitrant defaulters, not arbitrary account seizures.

Nigeria's Reserves Hit $46bn, Highest in 8 Years

Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves surge to $46.012 billion, the highest level since 2018, driven by petroleum reforms and increased crude production, offering optimism for the naira's stability.

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