Business

The influential workers’ groups surprisingly toe a different path from the Nigerian Labour Congress.

Nigeria and 50 other countries have pledged to publish the beneficial owners of companies in their extractive sector by 2020.

Only charge for Marine Transport Average, MTA, remained as it were at N0.15k per litre.

The chamber says FOREX policy must be reviewed to make it succeed.

Fuel price band of N135 - N145 per litre is proposed.

The transparency agency wants beneficial ownership reporting in extractive sector built into its yearly audit reports,

"All oil and gas related cargoes must be handled only at the designated terminals."

The presidential aide also opposed any federal creation of grazing reserves across Nigeria.

"Kaduna, Port Harcourt and Warri refining companies recorded losses of N1.824 billion, N1.971 billion and N845 million, respectively."

Government has promised tax holidays and duty free on mining equipment as incentives to serious investors.

An estimated N650.1 billion is spent annually on imports of processed steel and associated derivatives

Nigeria is the second largest exporter to Cameroon, after China.

The federal cabinet plans to submit draft bill for 2017 budget in October

Security agents say they have arrested 16 suspects involved in the recent pipelines vandalism

Review would help create an enabling business environment for prospective investors and business owners

The AMPs will be vested with the powers granted AMCON by the enabling Act

Nigeria says it would review the proposal.

EU says 13 ECOWAS countries have so far signed economic partnership agreement except Nigeria.

The minister says there are no quick solutions to the current economic woes.

Although NNPC had disputed some of the findings in the report, the NRGI said in the revised report that it...

Bank plans to expand its African investment network as a strong pan-African brand.

Decline in oil prices paved the way for new realities like diversification.

Nigeria improved one step in ranking from last year.

EFCC also arrests Chief Executive Officers of Lenoil Nigeria Limited

The federal government says it is paying subsidy of N12.62.