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BREAKING: Military intelligence traced about N11 billion to the bank accounts of a colonel detained over the alleged c0u...
02/11/2025

BREAKING: Military intelligence traced about N11 billion to the bank accounts of a colonel detained over the alleged c0up plot involving some senior military officers

Credit: Punch newspaper

BREAKING: “The Department of W@r is preparing for action. Either the Nigerian Government protects Christians or we k+ll ...
02/11/2025

BREAKING: “The Department of W@r is preparing for action. Either the Nigerian Government protects Christians or we k+ll the Islamic Terr%rists”

~ Says U.S Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth

BREAKING: President Trump has issued a thre@t to deploy troops to Nigeria 🇳🇬 armed with high-powered weap0na, directing ...
02/11/2025

BREAKING: President Trump has issued a thre@t to deploy troops to Nigeria 🇳🇬 armed with high-powered weap0na, directing the Department of W@r to prepare for potential military action.

Give Yourself 1 Point For Each Thing You Have Never Done
01/11/2025

Give Yourself 1 Point For Each Thing You Have Never Done

‘Portrayal Of Nigeria As Religiously Intolerant Not Our Reality,’ Tinubu Replies TrumpPresident Bola Tinubu has dismisse...
01/11/2025

‘Portrayal Of Nigeria As Religiously Intolerant Not Our Reality,’ Tinubu Replies Trump

President Bola Tinubu has dismissed United States President Donald Trump’s claim of a ‘mass sl@ughter’ of Christians in Nigeria, insisting that portraying the country as religiously intolerant does not reflect reality.

JUST IN: FG Releases ₦11.9bn For Doctors’ Welfare, Begins Health Worker Recruitment
01/11/2025

JUST IN: FG Releases ₦11.9bn For Doctors’ Welfare, Begins Health Worker Recruitment

‘Big News’ As FG Unveils ₦10 Million Tax Reform Challenge For Students, NYSC MembersThe Federal Government has launched ...
01/11/2025

‘Big News’ As FG Unveils ₦10 Million Tax Reform Challenge For Students, NYSC Members

The Federal Government has launched a ₦10 million Tax Reform Challenge for Nigerian students as part of efforts to raise awareness and deepen understanding of the country’s new tax reform laws.

The initiative, announced on Friday by the Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, Taiwo Oyedele, seeks to engage young Nigerians in shaping the nation’s evolving fiscal framework through creative and research-driven content.

Oyedele, in a post on 𝕏 (formerly Twitter), described the programme as “big news for Nigerian students,” noting that it aims to inspire innovation and dialogue around Nigeria’s new tax policies.

According to the committee chairman, the challenge is open to undergraduates in tertiary institutions across Nigeria, as well as graduates currently serving under the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) or awaiting mobilisation.

Participants are required to read Nigeria’s new tax laws and create an article, video, podcast, radio programme, or social media post published between July 1 and December 31, 2025.

He explained that submissions would be judged based on how “educative, engaging, and fact-based” they are, adding that critical perspectives on the reforms are also welcome.

The ₦10 million award pool, according to the organisers, includes ₦5 million for the first prize, ₦3 million for the second, and ₦2 million for the third.

In addition, the top 10 finalists from each geopolitical zone will receive consolation prizes such as gadgets, internship placements, employment opportunities, and recognition as Tax Reform Youth Ambassadors.

Oyedele emphasised that the initiative will help build a generation of tax-literate Nigerians capable of contributing meaningfully to national development through civic participation.

Why Tinubu Approves 15% Import Tariff On Petrol, Diesel – PresidencyPresident Bola Tinubu has signed off on a 15 per cen...
01/11/2025

Why Tinubu Approves 15% Import Tariff On Petrol, Diesel – Presidency

President Bola Tinubu has signed off on a 15 per cent import tariff on petrol and diesel, a move the Presidency says is aimed at driving local refining, creating jobs, and reducing Nigeria’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel.

In a statement on Friday, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communications, Sunday Dare, described the decision as “a bridge, not a burden”, explaining that the new tariff policy is designed to strengthen Nigeria’s energy independence and encourage investment in domestic refining.

He said the policy addresses the country’s long-term overreliance on imported petroleum products, which has drained foreign exchange and stifled local opportunities.

Dare explained that the policy would make imported products less competitive, giving an advantage to local refiners such as Dangote Refinery, Port Harcourt Refinery, and other modular plants across the country.

BREAKING: Christians Mass Sl@ughter: We Respect Faith, FG Replies Trump
01/11/2025

BREAKING: Christians Mass Sl@ughter: We Respect Faith, FG Replies Trump

BREAKING: Trump Declares Nigeria A ‘Country Of Particular Concern,’ Says Kill!ng Of Christians Mass Sl@ughter
01/11/2025

BREAKING: Trump Declares Nigeria A ‘Country Of Particular Concern,’ Says Kill!ng Of Christians Mass Sl@ughter

JUST IN: Dangote Refinery promises steady fuel supply, says ouput exceeds demand
01/11/2025

JUST IN: Dangote Refinery promises steady fuel supply, says ouput exceeds demand

JUST IN: Grammy-winning singer Ciara Princess Wilson has declared her love for Lagos, describing the city as her home du...
01/11/2025

JUST IN: Grammy-winning singer Ciara Princess Wilson has declared her love for Lagos, describing the city as her home during her latest visit to Nigeria.

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