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Nigeria’s Economic Development Tax Incentive (EDTI) went fully live on January 1, 2026, replacing the old Pioneer Status Incentive with a targeted 25% tax credit for manufacturing, services and infrastructure investment. With most companies still oriented around the old regime, early movers face less competition for NIPC’s attention — but eligibility is rolling out in
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele presented the Federal Government’s self-produced “Reform Scorecard” in Abuja on Wednesday, the administration’s own accounting of ₦30.64 trillion in incremental spending between June 2023 and December 2025. By the government’s breakdown, the largest single item was ₦9.39 trillion on wage adjustments and minimum-wage increases, followed by ₦9.37 trillion on external debt
Cabinet-approved policy replaces the 2008 framework. The headline mechanics: a mandatory 10-year Nersa price forecast (so heavy industry can underwrite investment decisions against a known price path), fully unbundled tariffs separating generation, transmission and admin costs, tariffs moving to cost-reflective pricing over 5 years, and free basic electricity for poor households rising from 50kWh to
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The UK Government’s implementation of the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act 2026 and the future of British Steel remain key policy developments to watch. The focus now shifts from the decision to bring British Steel into public ownership to how the Government will manage, stabilise and develop the company under public ownership. Key developments to monitor
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