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The Nigeria Revenue Service has established a July 31 deadline for all large taxpayers to fully adopt the national e-invoicing and electronic fiscal system. The move is designed to transition major corporate entities to a digital tax compliance framework.
The Nigeria Revenue Service has set a July 31, 2026 deadline for all large taxpayers to adopt the national e-invoicing and Electronic Fiscal System. The mandatory system, also known as the Merchant Buyer Solution, aims to digitize tax administration for major corporate entities across the country.
Nigeria's petrol imports increased by 207 percent in June 2026, reversing previous gains in domestic refining as local supply fell sharply, according to monthly data from the NMDPRA.
The Minister of Power and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission are advocating for the harmonization of federal and state regulatory frameworks in the electricity market. This collaborative effort aims to resolve operational conflicts, enhance electricity access, and improve service delivery nationwide.
The Federal Government plans to issue a second bond worth N729 billion to electricity generation companies to settle legacy debts and boost liquidity in the power sector, completing the first phase of a N4 trillion debt clearance program.
These are good companies on the NGX which has fluttered on dividends payments. @maziNdu4Real https://t.co/osHXgcopcC
🚨 Do you own FCMB, GTCO, Zenith Bank, or TIP? Then this is a report you shouldn't overlook.Many investors follow share price movements, but far fewer take the time to understand what a company may actually be worth.Our latest Equity Valuation Reports provide an in-depth
@olumidecapital 🚨 Are you holding FCMB or GTCO and still guessing what they're actually worth?
Most investors are buying and selling these stocks blind — reacting to price movement instead of understanding the real value behind it. We just dropped our latest valuation reports on FCMB and GTCO,
I remember when I returned to the NGX in 2013 after leaving in 2008; I was still a university student, but I invested every bit of money I could spare. Fast forward to today: not only do I still invest whenever I receive cash, but I do it habitually, thanks to that long-term https://t.co/zBkoFPjagg
🚨 Are you holding FCMB or GTCO and still guessing what they're actually worth?Most investors are buying and selling these stocks blind reacting to price movement instead of understanding the real value behind it.We just dropped our latest valuation reports on FCMB and GTCO,
The Securities and Exchange Commission is aiming to achieve a sustained near-zero trade failure rate under the newly implemented T+1 settlement framework by the second half of 2026. Director-General Dr. Emomotimi Agama emphasized this target to enhance market efficiency and investor confidence.
One Nigerian bank stock just climbed ~20-25% last week amid the broader market rebound. Tomorrow’s opening could be interesting. Always do your own research — volatility is real in these streets. 📈 #NGX #BankingStocks
Zenith Bank Plc’s 41.069 billion outstanding shares were valued at N4.681 trillion, 14% below the 52-week high on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).https://t.co/EpRVQXsw56#ZenithBank
Zenith Bank Plc’s 41.069 billion outstanding shares were valued at N4.681 trillion, 14% below the 52-week high on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).https://t.co/KgvT9ymuHW@ZenithBank
@ThatJuDaH My dad bought me 48,000 units of Firstholdco years ago amongst about 7 other holdings on NGX and handed over my portfolio to me in 2018.
Anytime I see a tweet like this, I wish i could take a peek at his portfolio too 😂 and it’s all on paper, nothing concern my dad with App
The Nigeria Labour Congress has announced its readiness to embark on a major national struggle to demand a comprehensive review of the national minimum wage and the establishment of a national minimum pension.
@chdera_michael Yeah, the liquidity to own many shares of Seplat is a challengeIt’s just easier to buy Aradel at the moment
First Holdco gained about 39% in the stock market, breaking support to hit a new high on the Nigerian Exchange as investors placed pre-earnings bets on the financial services stockhttps://t.co/QR3gDTvSWB#FirstHoldco #FirstBank
First Holdco gained about 39% in the stock market, breaking support to hit a new high on the Nigerian Exchange as investors placed pre-earnings bets on the financial services stockhttps://t.co/BRgVdzPEw5#FirstHoldco #FirstBank
Some fuel marketers in Nigeria have suspended the purchase of fresh petroleum products following a surge in the ex-depot price to N1,220 per litre at Lagos depots. The halt in procurement highlights escalating pricing pressures within the domestic energy distribution sector.
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