Nigeria’s Naira remains stable against the dollar amid strong external reserves and rising oil prices, with parallel market rates around N1,410–N1,415.
Finance Ministry clarifies that low MDA cash releases do not indicate abandoned projects; capital expenditure in 2025 reached N11.7 trillion.
VAT payments from Nigeria’s manufacturing sector rose 54.7% to N875bn in nine months of 2025, highlighting the sector’s growing role in non-oil revenue.
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Nigerians face higher cooking gas prices after LPG depot costs jumped to N18 million per 20MT following supply disruptions from the Middle East crisis.
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