Sub-nationals helmsmen use Independence Day to reflect on economic reforms, insecurity, others  Governors have reaffirmed the pledge to raise their performance in line with calls by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for them to “wet the grass further”. They use the opportunity of the Independence Day programmes and statement to convey their willingness to do more.

Chief Economist at Afrexximbank, Yemi Kale, yesterday projected that inflation could fall to about 14 per cent by the end of 2026 if the Federal Government’s ongoing structural reforms are sustained. Kale, former Statistician-General of the Federation, spoke at the Independence Day edition of ‘The Platform Nigeria’ yesterday, with the theme: “Rebuilding our nation.” Others

‘We suspended strike out of respect for Fed Govt institutions’ The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has suspended its strike. The strike was called to protest the sacking of 800 members of the union by the Dangote Refinery and Petroleum. It commenced on Sunday. The suspension of the strike was

Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) has been indicted by the Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation (OAuGF) for failing to remit over N4.304 trillion to the Federation Account. A 2022 audit report by the OAuGF, which contains the alleged infraction by the CBN, also showed that the Transmission Company of Nigeria(TCN) and 10 other Ministries,

First Lady Mrs Oluremi Tinubu yesterday  urged Nigerians to play their part in building the country of their dreams. She  stressed that no sacrifice made in the service of the nation will be in vain. In her Independence Day goodwill message  to mark  the nation’s 65th anniversary, the First Lady said every citizen has a