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Twists and turns of FG, Labour s protracted minimum wage negotiations

For weeks, the Federal Government, state governments, and Organised Labour have been on a warpath over the new minimum wage..

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22 states spent N251bn on debt servicing in nine months – Report

Twenty-two states have spent a total sum of N251.79bn to service debt borrowed by past administrations within nine months of assuming office

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Naira stable at NAFEM amid proposed CBN amendment Act – The Sun Nigeria

Naira stable at NAFEM amid proposed CBN amendment Act – The Sun Nigeria
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MPC: Experts predict CBN s monetary policy decision

The CBN, at its last meeting, raised the MPR significantly by 200 basis points to 24.75 per cent from 22.75 per cent amid soaring inflation.

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MPC may raise interest rate again Tuesday

Analysts have projected that the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria, which commenced its third meeting of the year on Monday, is likely to increase the benchmark rate.

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