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FAAC Shares ₦2.04 Trillion for March as Revenue Rises by ₦150 Billion

Nigeria’s Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared a total of ₦2.04 trillion among the federal, state, and local governments for March, reflecting a significant increase in revenue. The latest FAAC allocation shows a rise of about ₦150 billion compared to previous distributions, highlighting improved government earnings during the period. The increase is largely attributed…

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UK Illegal Crypto Trading Crackdown: FCA Targets London Operations

The UK illegal crypto trading crackdown has intensified after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) carried out a major enforcement operation in London. Authorities targeted suspected unregulated peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading networks. FCA Launches Crypto Trading Crackdown As part of the UK illegal crypto trading crackdown, the FCA raided eight locations across London. Financial Conduct Authority worked…

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Nigeria’s Gig Economy Hits $5.17bn as Ride-Hailing Drives Flexible Income

Nigeria’s gig economy has grown into a major economic force, now valued at $5.17 billion, providing flexible income opportunities for millions of people across the country. A new report commissioned by ride-hailing company Bolt and conducted by research firm Ipsos shows the sector is expanding rapidly and playing a key role in supporting livelihoods. Millions…

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Nigeria Seeks Investors at IMF as Infrastructure Gap Deepens

Nigeria is intensifying efforts to attract global investors as the country faces a widening infrastructure deficit estimated at $2.3 trillion. Experts say the funding gap, which spans over two decades, continues to limit economic growth and development across key sectors. The investment requirement, projected between 2020 and 2043, highlights the urgent need for sustained funding…

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