Nigeria News Digest: Aug 29, 2025
Nigeria saw intense political activity ahead of 2027 elections, with Atiku urging reforms and EFCC cracking down on illegal BDCs. Economic updates included passport fee hikes and GTCO’s capital injection, while security forces rescued...
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Business & Economy
The Nigerian government increased passport application fees to N100,000 for a 5-year pass and N200,000 for a 10-year pass, effective September 1, 2025, emphasizing quality and integrity.
- allafrica.comSNEPCo’s managing director called for bold investments in off-grid energy solutions to address Nigeria’s energy deficit, highlighting potential market opportunities in solar and clean technology.
- tribuneonlineng.comAuthorities clarified misinformation about Nigeria’s 2025 tax reforms, noting that small enterprises with annual turnover under ₦100 million will be exempt from certain taxes.
- thenationonlineng.netThe Nigerian Correctional Service spent over N14 billion in eight months to feed pre-trial inmates, prompting calls for oversight to ensure efficient use of resources.
- punchng.comThe federal government pledged to integrate tax professionals into civil service frameworks, aiming to strengthen fiscal governance and tax reforms.
- thenationonlineng.netNigerian capital market leaders endorsed President Tinubu’s economic reforms, urging firms to list on the NGX to boost market growth and confidence.
- leadership.ng