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New withholding tax regulations take effect from January 2025, says FIRS

New withholding tax regulations take effect from January 2025, says FIRS

Taiwo Oyedele: Nigeria can generate more revenue without raising taxes

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 29, 2024

President Bola Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu

Tinubu signs executive order to introduce zero tax on imported pharmaceutical inputs

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 28, 2024

Tinubu appoints Olatunji Bello as CEO of FCCPC

Tinubu appoints Olatunji Bello as CEO of FCCPC

Tinubu appoints Olatunji Bello as CEO of FCCPC

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 24, 2024

JUST IN: Biden phones Tinubu after release of Binance executive

JUST IN: Biden phones Tinubu after release of Binance executive

Presidency replies NYT article, says Tinubu didn’t create current economic problems

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 16, 2024

JUST IN: Tinubu appoints Ayodeji Gbeleyi as BPE DG

JUST IN: Tinubu appoints Ayodeji Gbeleyi as BPE DG

Tinubu appoints Ayodeji Gbeleyi as BPE DG

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 15, 2024

MultiChoice blames naira depreciation, 'japa' trend as subscriber base drops by 18%

MultiChoice blames naira depreciation, 'japa' trend as subscriber base drops by 18%

Business

MultiChoice blames naira depreciation, ‘japa’ trend as subscriber base drops by 18%

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 13, 2024

Nigeria’s advertising industry valued at N605.2bn, says PwC

Nigeria’s advertising industry valued at N605.2bn, says PwC

Business

Nigeria’s advertising industry valued at N605.2bn, says PwC

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 12, 2024

INTERVIEW: Investors are victims of interest rate hikes, says Muda Yusuf

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 9, 2024

'We disagree' -- MultiChoice to appeal N150m fine by tribunal

'We disagree' -- MultiChoice to appeal N150m fine by tribunal

‘We disagree’ — MultiChoice to appeal N150m fine by tribunal

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 7, 2024

Nigeria’s inflation rate rises to 33.95% as food prices continue to surge

Nigeria’s inflation rate rises to 33.95% as food prices continue to surge

Purchasing power, GDP, foreign trade… Tinubu’s first year by economic indicators

byOlalekan Fakoyejo

June 7, 2024

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