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NCC to name defaulting banks this week

The Nigerian Communications Commission will this week publicly release the names of 18 banks that have failed to settle their outstanding debts for using Mobile Network Operators’ Unstructured Supplementary Service Data platforms. These banks collectively owe a total of N200bn, and the telecom regulator is preparing to take action, including suspending USSD services for the...
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FCCPC, NCC partner to strengthen consumer protection

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and the Nigerian Communications Commission have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to foster greater regulatory collaboration aimed at strengthening consumer protection and promoting fair competition within Nigeria’s telecommunications sector. The MoU was signed on Tuesday at the FCCPC headquarters in Abuja. The signing ceremony was attended by top...
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Equity market sustains bearish trend with N1.064tn loss

The Nigerian Stock Exchange witnessed a bearish performance at the close of trading on Tuesday, with the market capitalisation declining by N1.06tn, marking a drop in value. The All-Share Index lost 1,745.16 points, or 1.66 per cent, closing at 103,622.09. Despite the losses, the market has shown a 0.68 per cent increase year-to-date. A total...
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NECA urges swift passage of labour law

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association has called for urgent reforms to Nigeria’s labour laws to address the contentious issue of casualisation,  emphasising the need to safeguard workers’ rights while maintaining a fair environment for employers. Casualisation, the practice of engaging workers on temporary or informal contracts without the benefits and protections of full employment, has...
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Airlines overpay insurance premiums over perceived risks –Keyamo

The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has said that Nigerian airlines are burdened with higher insurance premiums compared to their foreign counterparts, paying an additional 10-20 per cent due to perceived risks within the country’s aviation sector. Speaking at the dry leasing conference in Dublin, Keyamo underscored the issue, explaining that these...
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Customs exceed revenue target, rake in N6.1tn

The Nigeria Customs Service has announced that it collected a total sum of N6.105tn as revenue for the year 2024. It said the amount represents an increase of 90.4 per cent from N3.2tn recorded in 2023, highlighting a notable growth in the service’s revenue generation efforts over the past year. The Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale...
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CBN fines nine banks N1.35bn for ATM cash scarcity

The Central Bank of Nigeria has sanctioned nine Deposit Money Banks with fines totalling N1.35bn for failing to ensure cash availability via Automated Teller Machines during the festive season. Each of the banks was fined N150m following spot checks that revealed non-compliance with the apex bank’s cash distribution guidelines. The affected banks include Fidelity Bank...
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CITN trains Gambians in oil tax auditing

The President and Chairman of the Council of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, Mr Samuel Agbeluyi, has emphasised the institute’s commitment to advancing tax administration and fostering regional development as the Gambia Revenue Authority participates in CITN training programmes for the fourth time. The Gambia Revenue Authority Personnel international training on tax audit...
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