FG Slaps 10% Fine on Tax Defaulters

FG Slaps 10% Fine on Tax Defaulters

Nigerian firms face an aggressive reckoning as the federal government prepares to turn unpaid taxes into expensive floating debt. Starting on 1 October 2026, corporate defaulters must pay an immediate 10 per cent statutory fine alongside daily interest charges linked directly to central bank lending rates. Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele signed the directive under the…

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Raphinha Takes Over Brazil’s Iconic No. 10

  Barcelona forward Raphinha has been given Brazil’s No. 10 shirt, the Confederation of Brazilian Football confirmed on Thursday, closing the Neymar chapter and opening a new one for a number that carries more history than any other in the Brazilian game. The confederation released the full squad numbers for its 26-man travelling party ahead…

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Tinubu’s Reform Scorecard: Big Numbers, But What Has Changed for Nigerians?

Tinubu’s Reform Scorecard: Big Numbers, But What Has Changed for Nigerians?

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration can point to a substantial list of economic, infrastructure and social-policy initiatives since May 2023. Fuel-subsidy removal, foreign-exchange reform, tax changes, higher revenues, infrastructure spending, student loans, a new minimum wage and expanded social intervention programmes have fundamentally altered the policy direction of the Nigerian economy. But another, difficult question…

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Obi Pledges Jail For Riggers In 2027 Vote

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, has said anyone caught rigging an election under his administration would be jailed, even where a single vote is involved. He made the pledge in an interview on Arise News on Thursday, 24 September 2026, ahead of the 16 January 2027 general election. “I’ve said it,…

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