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Opportunity for financing access as $5bn Africa Energy Bank officially takes off in Abuja 1 November 2026

Decoupling Sovereignty Index (5): How Decoupling Reinforces Itself 1 November 2026

Reps threaten removal of illegal structures on NDPHC projects’ ‘right of way’ 30 October 2026

Consumer Protection:LASERC establishes electricity complaints resolution in Lagos 29 October 2026

Opportunity for financing access as $5bn Africa Energy Bank officially takes off in Abuja 1 November 2026

Decoupling Sovereignty Index (5): How Decoupling Reinforces Itself 1 November 2026

Reps threaten removal of illegal structures on NDPHC projects’ ‘right of way’ 30 October 2026

Consumer Protection:LASERC establishes electricity complaints resolution in Lagos 29 October 2026

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Subsidy debate continues as Kwankwaso confirms Obi-led NDC to re-introduce scheme ‘differently’

HARRISON EDEH AS fuel subsidy debate continues,the vice presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), Rabiu Kwankwaso, said the party would reintroduce fuel subsidy in a different form if ... Continue reading ...

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NMDPRA moves to check monopoly in oil sector with new anti-competition rules

Harrison EDEH THE Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA)has moved to curb monopoly and abusive dominant practices as it unveiled a competition framework for the nation’s midstream and ... Continue reading ...

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Hope for improved SME lending as CBN cuts interest rate to 23%

Harrison EDEH THERE is hope for improved lending to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as the apex bank has lowered rate to incentivise attractive lending for the real and productive ... Continue reading ...

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FG assures no plan to increase electricity tariffs amid concerns over growing electricity debt

Harrison EDEH THE Federal Government has dismissed reports that it plans to withdraw electricity subsidies or increase electricity tariffs from next year. This is despite growing concerns over N100 billion ... Continue reading ...