Nigeria News Digest: August 28, 2025
Nigeria saw intense political activity ahead of the 2027 elections, major EFCC crackdowns on fraud, a surge in tax revenue praised by the IMF, a deadly bandit attack in Zamfara, a fatal train derailment, and a rising Lassa fever…
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News > Nigeria News Digest: August 28, 2025
Business & Economy
Dangote Industries and other firms increased tax payments, contributing to a 288% surge in tax revenue, driven by higher cement sales and expanded operations across Nigeria.
- punchng.comInternational lenders, including the IMF and IFC, praised Nigeria’s economic progress under Tinubu, citing a stable credit outlook, reduced inflation, rising foreign reserves, and a significant boost in national revenue.
- theeagleonline.com.ngNigeria’s new Tax Reform Acts aim to boost investment and equity, with reforms targeting a broader tax net to ensure fair contributions from high earners and corporations.
- punchng.comNigeria spent N1.3tn on petrol in June, with partial figures showing Yobe and other states accounting for significant portions of expenditures.
- punchng.comNigerian senator Dino Melaye faces a N509.6m tax evasion case after authorities assessed unpaid taxes from 2023 and 2024 following non-compliance with tax laws.
- allafrica.comNigeria’s role as Africa’s largest economy offers strategic opportunities to drive intra-African trade through industrial policies, energy transitions, and alignment with continental goals.
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