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NES#32: Making economic growth work for Nigerians (opens the original)
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As Nigeria moves from economic stabilisation to the harder task of delivering jobs, productivity and shared prosperity, the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit is placing outcomes, not reforms alone, at the centre of the national conversation. For more than three decades, the Nigerian Economic Summit has provided a platform where government, business, development partners, academia and civil society come together to debate the direction of the Nigerian economy. But as the country prepares for the 32nd
Police declare port corridor ticketing, revenue collection illegal (opens the original)
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The Western Ports Police Command has intervened in the brewing dispute between the Committee of Maritime Transport Unions and Associations (COMTUA) and the Lagos State Trucks and Cargo Operators Committee (LASTCOC) over the proposed sale of Lagos State revenue tickets along the Apapa and Tin Can Island port corridors. The intervention followed a petition by COMTUA against what it described as the proposed illegal collection of revenue tickets on the port access roads. Consequently, the Commissio
Money supply rises 111% to N139trn (opens the original)
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Analyst warns of inflationary risks, urges productive deployment Nigeria’s broad money supply, M3, more than doubled in three years to August 2026, rising by 110.6 per cent to N139.4 trillion, from N66.2 trillion in the corresponding period of 2023, amid sustained expansion in liquidity in the economy. M3 is the broadest measure of money supply and provides an indication of the total liquidity available within the economy. On a Year-on-Year, YoY, basis, broad money supply rose by 16.4 per cent,
Climate finance: Nigeria could lose 30% GDP by 2050 (opens the original)
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By Providence Ayanfeoluwa & Glory Bassey Stakeholders have said that Nigeria could lose as much as 30 percent of its Gross Domestic Product, GDP, by 2050 without an adequate climate action. This position comes at the backdrop of the Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) estimates of a substantial gap which shows that Nigeria mobilised approximately $2.5 billion in climate finance in 2021 and 2022 against an estimated annual requirement of $29.7 billion. Speaking in his welcome address, at the Stanbic
FG plans 24-hr power zones in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, others (opens the original)
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The Federal Government (FG) has begun engagements with electricity distribution companies to develop Energy Zones aimed at delivering 24-hour electricity supply to homes, businesses and industries in major demand centres across the country. The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, held a closed-door meeting with the leadership of selected distribution companies to discuss the proposed initiative, which targets the Lagos axis, Abuja-Kaduna-Kano and Enugu-Port Harcourt corridors. In a statement after
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