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Fuel price, flooding may drive inflation higher – Analysts

Ahead of Nigeria’s October inflation data by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, it has been projected that inflation will remain high, driven by elevated fuel prices, currency depreciation, and flooding which disrupted agricultural activities. Researchers at Cowry Assets Management Limited said the inflationary pressure would remain high despite rate hikes by the Monetary Policy Committee...
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RoutePay expands access for under-banked businesses

Fintech firm, RoutePay, says it has expanded access for under-banked individuals and Small and Medium Enterprises to the formal banking system through its digital platforms. In a statement on Sunday, the fintech firm said its digital services provide an array of products that target different market segments, demography, inclinations, and leanings. Routelink Group Managing Director,...
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Blackout in Calabar as windstorm destroys electric poles

Some communities in Calabar, the Cross River capital, are currently in darkness following the destruction of many electricity poles by a windstorm. In a statement on Sunday, the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company informed its customers in Calabar that the outage being experienced was due to the havoc caused by the windstorm. “We wish to...
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Petrol landing cost drops to N971/litre – Report

The estimated cost of landing Premium Motor Spirit, commonly known as petrol, on Nigeria’s shores has seen a considerable reduction of 20.34 per cent, dropping to N971.57 per litre over the past three months. This decline in landing cost, which reflects the price of importing and distributing the product, indicates some relief in terms of...
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Property owners to sue FG over N18bn compensation

The Coalition for Land Rights Advocacy in Nigeria is set to sue the Federal Government over alleged unfair payment in compensation. In an exclusive interview with the Coalition Head, Sola Enitan, he said if the Minister of Works, David Umahi, does not yield to the demands of the group, the coalition would head to court....
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IPMAN, Dangote reach agreement on direct petrol supply

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria has secured an agreement with Dangote Refinery to lift products directly. IPMAN’s National President, Abubakar Garima, announced this at an ongoing press briefing on Monday in Abuja, following a meeting of the National Working Committee of the Association. He said the partnership would ensure a steady, affordable supply...
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Regulatory lapses worsen building collapse cases amid deaths

The regulatory failure and lack of enforcement in construction standards have resulted in a harvest of deaths, as frequent building collapse cases claim hundreds of lives, JOSEPHINE OGUNDEJI writes Omotolani Atolagbe’s voice quivered with distress as she settled into the chair reserved for her at the other end of the table, despite the physical distance...
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LCCI advises FIRS to deepen tech adoption

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged the Federal Inland Revenue Service to boost its technology adoption to enhance its operations. Speaking during the FIRS Special Day at the Lagos International Trade Fair themed ‘Connecting Businesses, Creating Value’, the LCCI President, Gabriel Idahosa, said targeted outreach, especially within the informal sector, could foster...
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