BREAKING: DSS officers, prison officials fight over custody of Emefiele
Earlier Today, the federal high court in Ikoyi, Lagos, granted Emefiele N20m bail and one surety in like sum.
However, DSS operatives insisted on taking away the suspended CBN governor into their custody.
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- FULL LIST: Out-of-school children across states in Nigeria (Ages 6–15) 1. Kebbi: 67.6% 2. Sokoto: 66.4% 3. Yobe: 62.9% 4. Zamfara: 61.3% 5. Bauchi: 55.7% 6. Borno: 54.2% 7. Jigawa: 51.1% 8. Gombe: 48% 9. Katsina: 45.9% 10. Niger: 42.8% 11. Kano: 39.2% 12. Taraba: 28.8% 13.
- BREAKING: Tinubu loses Gbajabiamila's polling unit to Labour Party Location: Surulere, Ward 08, PU 014 APC: 69 LP: 89 PDP: 05 NNPP: 01 #NigeriaElections2023 #NigeriaDecides2023
- Lagos tops the list of the fastest-growing emerging tech ecosystems in the world (2025) 1. Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬 2. Istanbul, Turkey 🇹🇷 3. Pune, India 🇮🇳 4. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 🇧🇷 5. Mumbai, India 🇮🇳 6. Curitiba, Brazil 🇧🇷 7. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 8. Johannesburg, South Africa
- FULL LIST: VAT generated in states across Nigeria in Q1 2025 1. Lagos: N819.62bn 2. Rivers: N278.23bn 3. Oyo: N79.78bn 4. Bayelsa: N27.26bn 5. Kano: N22.97bn 6. Edo: N20.73bn 7. Delta: N20.04bn 8. Akwa-Ibom: N16.08bn 9. Kwara: N14.43bn 10. Benue: N12.36bn 11. Jigawa: N11.22bn
- FULL LIST: VAT generated in states across Nigeria in 2024 1. Lagos: N2.75trn 2. Rivers: N832.69bn 3. Oyo: N272.41bn 4. Kano: N77.76bn 5. Delta: N73.39bn 6. Bayelsa: N64.66bn 7. Edo: N53.55bn 8. Anambra: N47.53bn 9. Akwa Ibom: N46.93bn 10. Adamawa: N42.01bn
- Dangote vs European refineries by capacity (barrels per day) 1. Dangote (Nigeria): 650,000 2. Shell Pernis (Netherlands): 404,000 3. BP Rotterdam (Netherlands): 380,000 4. GOI Energy ISAB (Italy): 360,000 5. TotalEnergies Antwerp (Belgium): 338,000 6. Orlen Plock (Poland):
- Ogun State generated more internally generated revenue (IGR) in 2023 than all five south-east states combined. South-east states👇 1. Enugu: N33.86bn 2. Anambra: N33.46bn 3. Ebonyi: N30.84bn 4. Abia: N23.73bn 5. Imo: N21.05bn ➡️ South-east IGR: N142.95bn ➡️ Ogun state IGR:
- What the six geopolitical zones contributed to the VAT pool and received in 2024 1. SOUTH WEST Contributed: N3.11trn Received: N849.71bn (27.4%) 2. SOUTH SOUTH Contributed: N1.08trn Received: N543.49bn (50.3%) 3. NORTH WEST Contributed: N211.27bn Received: N574.32bn (271.8%)
- FULL LIST: Covenant University is Nigeria’s best varsity in THE ranking for 2025 1. Covenant University 2. Ahmadu Bello University 3. Landmark University 4. University of Ibadan 5. University of Lagos 6. Bayero University 7. Federal University of Technology Akure
- What states contributed to the VAT pool and what they received in January 2025 1. LAGOS Contributed: N305.52bn Received: N62.59bn (20.49%) 2. RIVERS Contributed: N90.21bn Received: N11.01bn (12.20%) 3. OYO Contributed: N27.71bn Received: N13.02bn (47.00%) 4. BAYELSA
- The Nigerian passport has recorded its highest ranking in five years, rising to 88th place out of 199 in the latest Henley Passport Index released on July 18. The index is updated regularly based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Authority (IATA) and expert
- Foreign portfolio investment percentage growth under presidents since 2007 1. Umaru Musa Yar’Adua (2007-2010): -6.22% 2. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (2010-2015): +77.55% 3. Muhammadu Buhari (2015-2019): -8.0% 4. Muhammadu Buhari (2019-2023): -56.46% 5. Bola Ahmed Tinubu
- What states contributed to the VAT pool and what they received in 2024 1. LAGOS Contributed: N2.75trn Received: N460.11bn (16.74%) 2. RIVERS Contributed: N832.69bn Received: N186.66bn (22.4%) 3. OYO Contributed: N272.41bn Received: N116.83bn (42.9%) 4. KANO Contributed:



























