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Tinubu insists new tax laws start January 1

President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed that Nigeria’s new tax laws will take effect tomorrow, January 1, 2026, despite mounting calls for a delay. He said no substantial issue has been found to justify suspending the reforms, which he described as a once in a generation chance to build a fair and stronger fiscal system.​ Tinubu explained that the new tax laws are not aimed at simply raising taxes but at restructuring the system, harmonising levies and protecting citizens’ dignity while strengthening the social contract. He urged all stakeholders to support the implementation phase and promised that the Presidency will work with the National Assembly to quickly resolve any genuine concerns about the laws.​ He also responded to public criticism over alleged changes between the version of the tax laws passed by the National Assembly and the gazetted version. The President […]

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Nigerians Anxious as Depot Petrol Price Climbs to ₦889 per Litre

Nigerians are growing increasingly uneasy as the depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, climbed to ₦889 per litre on Thursday, up from ₦887 the previous week. Data obtained by Vanguard showed Matrix sold at the highest price of ₦889 per litre, while Aiteo offered the lowest at ₦871 per litre. Other key operators such as Dangote Petroleum Refinery, Eterna, AA Rano, and AYM Ashafa sold at ₦877, ₦874, ₦871, and ₦885 per litre, respectively. The development comes as downstream operators warn that the pump price of petrol could exceed ₦1,000 per litre once the federal government’s newly approved 15% fuel tax takes effect after a 30-day transition period ending November 21, 2025. Speaking to Vanguard, Dr. Billy Gillis-Harry, National President of the Petroleum Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN), said members would work with […]

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APC Grassroots Revolt: Support Groups Slam Governors’ ‘Coronation’ of Tinubu, Demand End to Exclusion

APC Civil War Erupts: Grassroots Blast Governors Over Tinubu Endorsement The Confederation of APC Support Groups has launched a scathing attack on the APC Governors Forum for endorsing President Tinubu’s 2027 re-election without consulting party members, condemning the move as "political overreach" and a betrayal of democratic principles. In a fiery Abuja press conference, Director-General Professor Kailani Muhammad warned: "2027 must be a performance referendum, not a coronation." Core Grievances: Sidelined Sacrifices, Economic Pain Muhammad articulated the grassroots’ fury: Exclusion from Power:"We sacrificed time, resources, and safety to elect Tinubu. Now, political jobbers occupy sensitive posts while market women/youth leaders are ignored." Economic Devastation: Inflation at 33.69% (April 2025), food inflation >40% 4 million Nigerians plunged into poverty post-subsidy removal (World Bank) Dollarization "eroding the naira, shattering businesses" Endorsement Autocracy: "Closed-door decisions insult the electorate." Grassroots’ Four Demands The Confederation issued an ultimatum: Form National Integration Committee to appoint grassroots campaigners into government. Emergency […]

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Tinubu’s 2027 Endorsements Rooted in Performance, Not Panic – Sen. Kalu Dismisses Coalition Fears

Kalu to Opposition: ‘APC Stands Unshaken, Tinubu’s Record Speaks’ Senator Orji Kalu (Abia North) has vehemently dismissed claims that President Tinubu’s swelling 2027 endorsements stem from ruling-party jitters, declaring the APC “fearless” and motivated solely by Tinubu’s “transformative leadership.” The Senate Committee Chairman on South-East Development challenged critics to match Tinubu’s results, not amplify “cheap propaganda.” ‘No Fear, Only Results’ – Kalu’s Defence Addressing Senate correspondents in Abuja, Kalu framed endorsements as organic: “APC fears no coalition. We’re building industries to create jobs beyond government. Let the opposition fight—it’s their job. Ours is delivery, and Tinubu excels.”Key arguments: Southeast’s Early Backing: Governors Hope Uzodimma (Imo), Francis Nwifuru (Ebonyi), and Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu spearheaded Tinubu support “weeks before national bandwagon.” Vatican Visit Vindicated: Defended Tinubu’s papal meeting as “respect for 1.8B Catholics,” predicting electoral dividends in 2027. Reform Courage: Hailed subsidy removal […]

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Dangote Refinery Slashes Petrol Prices by ₦15/Litre: New Rates Hit ₦875 in Lagos, Boost ‘Nigeria First’ Push

Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol Prices by ₦15/Litre: Regional Rates and Strategic Impact In a bold move to ease economic pressures and align with the federal government’s ‘Nigeria First’ policy, Dangote Refinery has announced a ₦15 per litre reduction on petrol prices nationwide. The new pricing, effective immediately, marks the refinery’s third price cut in 2025 and underscores its commitment to affordable, locally produced energy. New Petrol Prices: Region-by-Region Breakdown Lagos: ₦875/litre (down from ₦890) South West: ₦885/litre North West & North Central: ₦895/litre South East, South South, & North East: ₦905/litre The adjusted rates apply across Dangote’s partner networks, including MRS, Ardova (AP), Heyden, Optima Energy, Techno Oil, and Hyde. Driving the ‘Nigeria First’ Agenda Dangote Refinery called on all fuel marketers to join its partner network, emphasizing collective support for: Local Production: Reducing reliance on imported petroleum products. Economic Sovereignty: Prioritizing homegrown solutions to stabilize prices. […]

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