How tenants can claim 20% rent relief up to N500,000 under new tax laws
Nigeria’s new tax laws exempt low earners, grant tenants rent relief, and shift tax obligations to wealthy individuals and corporations.
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Kill 10, 20 more will rise, bandit chief tells security operatives
Notorious bandit leader Kachalla Ummaru warned security forces that military offensives would worsen violence in Katsina, as peace talks with local leaders expanded across the state.
Dangote: NUPENG’s ₦50,000 truck levies inflate fuel prices
Aliko Dangote has accused NUPENG of imposing N50,000 charges on each fuel truck, warning the levies inflate pump prices, while experts question the union’s mandate.
Alake revokes 1,263 mining licenses over defaults
Minister Dele Alake revoked 1,263 mining licenses to enforce compliance and attract genuine investors into Nigeria’s mining sector.
CJN set to swear in 57 new SANs on September 29
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, will inaugurate 57 new Senior Advocates of Nigeria as the Supreme Court opens its 2025/2026 legal year.
Tinubu’s wife hailed as virtuous leader by ex-minister on milestone birthday
Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu described Oluremi Tinubu as “a virtuous leader whose life continues to embody grace, service, and love for the people.”
Checks expose Presidency’s ₦25,000 cash transfer ‘evidence’ as false
Fact-checks have discredited claims of N25,000 payments circulated by a presidential aide, exposing contradictions and false testimonies.
NEMA confirms Mandilas Market fire razed 200 shops, four buildings
NEMA confirmed that a fire at Mandilas Market in Lagos destroyed four buildings and 200 shops, injured one person, and was contained through coordinated emergency response.
Fox news’ Kennedy warns Kimmel suspension could set “dangerous precedent”
Fox news’ Kennedy warned that Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension risks setting a dangerous free speech precedent with political consequences.
Fubara missing nearly a day after end of emergency rule
Tinubu lifted Rivers’ emergency rule, but Governor Fubara’s absence fueled uncertainty despite supporters’ mass rally.