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Aviation Stakeholders Fret over New Tax Regime, Seek Review to Curb Bankruptcy
Chinedu Eze Stakeholders in the aviation industry have urged the federal government to review the new tax regime, which will take effect from January 2026, saying it will bankrupt
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Report: Manufacturing, Services Led other Sectors in Business Expansion
Dike Onwuamaeze The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) of Stanbic IBTC Bank has revealed that the manufacturing and services sectors of the Nigerian economy led other sectors of the Nigerian
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Investor confidence lifts agro-sector to N30.5tn output
Nigeria’s agricultural sector output grew to N30.5tn in Q3 2025, driven by rising investor confidence. Stakeholders urge policy execution to sustain growthRead More:
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Google.org backs ATF with $1m for AI talent
Google.org grants $1M to the African Technology Forum to develop AI talent in Africa, training over 10,000 students in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and SA.Read More:
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EDITORIAL
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Innovation, partnerships will drive Nigeriaâ€...
The Nigerian economy is set for a breakthrough driven by innovation, private-sector partnerships, and regional integration, as highlighted at the 2025 TradRead More:
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Lagos to double tech contribution to GDP by 2...
Lagos State aims to double its tech economy’s contribution to GDP by 2030, leveraging innovation, AI, and new legislation like the Lagos Innovation Bill.Read More:
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Tanzania showcases agric products at Kano tra...
Tanzania strengthens trade ties with Nigeria, showcasing premium agricultural products like coffee, tea, and spices at the Kano International Trade Fair.Read More:
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FG approves N185bn payment to gas producers...
The Nigerian government has approved a N185bn payment to clear gas producers debt, a move set to boost gas supply, stabilise power generation, and restoreRead More:
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Ghana mineral royalties surge in 2025 despite...
Ghana’s mineral revenue outlook is showing strong momentum in 2025, with new data from the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) revealing significant growth in royalty payments across all major mining segments for the first three quarters of the year.   The post Ghana mineral royalties surge in 2025 despite production declines  appeared first on Ghana Business
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