
Oluwakemi Abimbola
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1 week ago |
punchng.com | Solomon Odeniyi |Oluwakemi Abimbola |Ademola Adegbite
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has launched an investigation into the alleged N1.3tn frauds perpetrated through a digital investment platform, CryptoBank Exchange. CBEX, operated by a group of foreign nationals in collaboration with their Nigerian partners, reportedly collapsed on Monday, leaving thousands of investors stranded and unable to access their funds.
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1 month ago |
punchng.com | Sami Tunji |Oluwakemi Abimbola |Josephine Ogundeji |Arinze Nwafor
Nigeria’s inflation rate dropped for the second consecutive month in February 2025, falling to 23.18 per cent from 24.48 per cent recorded in January. However, economists and Nigerians expressed concern over the drop in the country’s inflation rate amid the high cost of essential commodities nationwide.
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1 month ago |
punchng.com | Oluwakemi Abimbola |Stephen Angbulu |Solomon Odeniyi |Muhammed Lawal |Patrick Odey
The Federal Government on Friday said it would intervene in the leadership crisis of the National Assembly after the suspension of the senator representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. “We’re engaging all the stakeholders to ensure that they temper justice with mercy,” the Minister of Women Affairs, Mrs Iman Suleiman-Ibrahim, told State House correspondents during the Meet-the-Press Programme at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
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2 months ago |
punchng.com | Sami Tunji |Oluwakemi Abimbola |Arinze Nwafor |Josephine Ogundeji
Financial and economic analysts expect the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria to reduce the benchmark interest rates following the drop in the inflation rate released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday. The experts also called for a rejig of the country’s economic policies to meet the masses’ yearnings, stressing that though the new inflation rate is lower than the previous figure, the prices of commodities are still very high.
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2 months ago |
punchng.com | Dirisu Yakubu |Arinze Nwafor |Oluwakemi Abimbola |Josephine Ogundeji
The National Assembly on Thursday passed the 2025 Appropriation Bill of N54.99tn, allocating N14.32tn for debt servicing and N13.64tn for recurrent expenditure covering salaries, overheads, and government operations. Economists and members of the Organised Private Sector commended the government for the budget but expressed reservations regarding how it would be funded.
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