How Rent Control Gap in Abuja Breeds Crooks, Cut-Throat Housing Charges, Pervasive Hardships

There is noticeable absent of rent control or regulations in Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, Nigeria’s nation’s capital. Findings by our Reporter show that governments’ attitude towards affordable housing for citizens and residents of the FCT has been half-hearted if anything at all. Consequently, a huge gap is created and this leaves the rent seeking…

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Shattered by High Production Cost, Manufacturers Quit Nigeria, Flung Sector in Low Ebb

The Nigerian manufacturing sector is facing existential crisis. Between 2015 and 2024, the sector has lost countless numbers of factories to high cost of production. Our investigations revealed that more than 200 factories, across the country have been closed down because they could no longer cope with the rising cost of production in recent times….

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Tariff Hike Controversy: Rage, Knocks, Disagreement across Divides, as FG Insists on Increased Charges

Apparently, the hike in electricity tariffs announced by the Federal government was the dominant issue in nearly all forum of discussion among Nigerians and even those in the Diaspora. However, knocks, anger have followed the Nigerian Electricity Distribution Company’s (NERC) electricity tariff hike for Band A users, consumers who enjoy at least 20 hours of…

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Abia: Scrapping Ex-Govs’ Pensions Levels State Governors to Ordinary Retirees

Recently, Governor Alex Otti of Abia State abolished the pension benefits of former governors in the state, having signed into law a bill to that effect. This decision has sent rippling reactions through Nigeria’s political landscape. While some applaud it, others say it is a witch-hunt. For instance, former President Olusegun Obasanjo was remarkably the…

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