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Foreign airlines pay N25bn yearly for aircraft towing

International airlines that operate into Nigeria pay about N25bn annually for the towing of their aircraft, as the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria has not been able to import the already procured aero bridges. In developed nations, aero bridges align with the aircraft doors, making immediate embarkation easy and swift. But in Nigeria, airlines pay...
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Banks pay FG N205bn, owe N600bn

Six banks have paid about N205.59bn as windfall tax in the 2024 financial year, indicating that attempts to lobby the government to reduce the tax failed. According to the audited reports filed with the Nigerian Exchange Limited, the banks have already started to comply with the new regulation. The banks that have reported payments include...
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Barth Nnaji To Deliver The Bullion Lecture

Globally acclaimed energy expert, Professor Barth Nnaji, is to deliver the 2025 edition of The Bullion Lecture. The theme of the lecture is “Architecting the Energy Sector for Nigeria’s $1-Trillion Economy Vision”. The lecture is scheduled for 10am on April 10, at The Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. Nnaji, a recipient of three national honours:...
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NSIA grows net assets to N4.35tn

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority has announced its audited financial results for the 2024 financial year, revealing a growth in net assets despite global economic challenges. In a statement signed by NSIA’s Head of Corporate Communications, Joyce Onyegbula, on Monday, the authority reported that its net assets nearly doubled, increasing by 96 per cent to...
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FG, Dangote set for talks as refinery imports 12.6m barrels

There are indications that the naira-for-crude policy of the Federal Government may continue, as impeccable insider sources familiar with the development insisted on Monday that all parties involved in the deal would reconvene soon. The first phase of the six-month deal involving the Federal Government, Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, and Dangote Petroleum Refinery ended...
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Blaaiz appoints new non-executive board member

In a decisive move to accelerate its global footprint, Blaaiz, a cross-border payments company, has appointed Oladunjoye Afolabi as a non-executive board member. A statement noted that this strategic addition underscores the company’s aggressive expansion strategy across Africa, North America, and Europe. Afolabi, a distinguished executive and transformational business strategist, brings over 18 years of...
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