TotalEnergies rolls out TEMC+ for secure payments
Photo caption: TotalEnergies logo TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc has launched the TotalEnergies Mobility Card Plus, positioning it as a technology-driven upgrade designed to deliver
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Banks to pay 3% fine over late customs duty remittance
Photo caption: Nigerian banks The Nigeria Customs Service has warned that designated banks that fail to remit collected customs revenue within the prescribed period
Waltersmith announces new board appointments
Photo caption: Logo Waltersmith Petroman Oil Limited has announced new board appointments as part of its succession planning and ongoing efforts to position the
VIPs, hotels stealing electricity, DisCo alleges
Photo caption: EKEDC logo The Chief Executive Officer of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC), Rekhiat Momoh, has raised serious concerns over widespread electricity theft
Insecurity: FG, NLC to meet in January
Photo caption: President, Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero The Nigeria Labour Congress and its affiliates on Wednesday protested nationwide against rising insecurity in the country.
US, Russia to hold talks on Ukraine in Miami – White House
Photo caption: White House US and Russian officials will meet in Miami this weekend for new talks on President Donald Trump’s plan for ending
Fresh storm brews over new tax law
Photo caption: National Assembly building The Presidency, on Wednesday, rejected calls for the suspension of President Bola Tinubu’s recently-signed tax reform laws, insisting the legislation
EU pledges deeper security cooperation with Nigeria
Photo caption: European Union logo The European Union and Nigeria are taking steps to further cement their existing relations through enhanced defence engagement, as part
Salaries, debt service gulp 105% of govt revenue
Photo caption: Debt diagram Debt service and personnel costs have swallowed more than the Federal Government’s total revenue for the first seven months of
US approves $11bn in arms sales to Taiwan – Taipei
Photo caption: US flag The United States approved $11 billion-worth of arms to Taiwan, Taipei said Thursday, announcing one of the largest weapons packages
