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Nigerian banks struggle to resolve customers complaints – KPMG

Multinational professional services firm KPMG has said that the resolution of customer complaints has remained the weakest point for the Nigerian banking sector. This was revealed in its 2024 Banking Industry Customer Experience Survey, which was released recently. The report, which is the second edition of KPMG’s West Africa customer research publication, presents insights from...
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FG can retain VAT as it is – Oyedele

The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has said it is possible for the current Value Added Tax structure to be kept as it is given the controversies it had stirred. Oyedele said this on Sunday when he appeared on a live television programme on Arise TV to...
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Local crude demand rises as NNPCL battles debt servicing

 The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited may continue servicing its crude-for-loan obligations till 2029 as the demand for oil by domestic refineries increases. NNPCL’s debt burden arises from several crude-for-loan agreements that have tied volumes of the country’s oil production to various financial commitments. This is as the local demand for crude has continued to...
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Nigeria’s unrealised export potential now $3bn – ITC

Nigeria’s unrealised export potential is estimated at $3bn, according to data from the International Trade Centre. The report stated, “The total unrealised export potential for Nigeria stands at $3bn.” The data accessed by The PUNCH on Sunday highlighted key export commodities in Nigeria, including urea, with actual exports valued at $987m and an untapped potential...
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Peg VAT at 7.5 per cent, NACCIMA tells FG

The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture has urged the Federal Government to reduce corporate taxes to 19 per cent and value-added tax to 7.5 per cent. NACCIMA reckoned that the move would help grow the economy and result in higher tax revenues for the government. The President of NACCIMA, Mr....
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Eight prudent ways to invest your 13th-month pay

The 13th-month pay is a common practice among many companies in Nigeria, often arriving as an end-of-year bonus, just in time for the holiday season. It’s a well-deserved reward for hard work throughout the year. However, while it is tempting to spend it on celebrations, gifts, or a vacation, here are eight opportunities to improve...
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