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NNPC’s Oil Security Receivables Hit N11.2tn

The disclosure highlights the substantial financial obligations associated with protecting oil and gas infrastructure against crude oil theft, pipeline vandalism and other disruptions, even as NNPC reported higher production and a 33 percent increase in profit after tax.

Gunmen Strike Again, Abduct 20 NYSC Members On Imo Highway

Gunmen have abducted 20 members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) travelling along the Owerri-Onitsha Road in Imo State, in a fresh highway attack that has renewed concerns over the security of corps members undertaking the mandatory national service programme.

Hardship: Public Servants Shut Government Offices Nationwide, Begin 3-Day Strike

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Police Arrest Eight Over Public Disturbance, Debunk Shooting Claims

The Command, in a statement issued on Wednesday by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Timfon John, said no shooting incident was recorded, and no gunshot injury was reported in connection with the disturbance.

Cost of Living: CISLAC Tackles Tinubu, Says Corruption, Waste Driving Nigerians Into Hardship

The group’s criticism followed President Bola Tinubu’s Independence Day address in which he acknowledged the hardship confronting households and identified reducing the cost of living as a priority of his administration.

Cost of Living: Atiku Takes Aim at Tinubu, Says Nigerians Cannot Eat Government Promises

Atiku said Nigerians could not eat government promises or survive on economic statistics while the prices of food, transportation and other essentials remained beyond the reach of many households.

Wema Bank Trains 500 Businesses on Export, Global Trade

Wema Bank Plc has strengthened its support for Nigerian businesses seeking to expand into international markets, following the completion of the second edition of its Wema Export Trade Academy in Lagos.

Oil Slips Below $97 as Gulf Supplies Return

Oil prices dropped below $97 a barrel on Thursday, October 1, as recovering shipments from the Gulf eased supply concerns after September’s sharp rally.

Nigeria Targets Lost Deliveries and Data Costs With Two Digital Rollouts

The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) has made a public digital postcode finder available, while the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and telecom operators have scheduled October 1 for the start of a free educational-data scheme.

Nigeria@66: From Reform to Prosperity: Tinubu Promises Cheaper Food, Jobs, Opportunity, Says Poverty Must Go

President Bola Tinubu has declared that the era of economic stabilisation is over and promised a new phase of cheaper food, jobs, industrial growth and wider opportunities, saying his administration must now turn economic reforms into tangible improvements in the lives of Nigerians.