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National Assembly, Abuja
Tax & Economy

Transition guidelines for the Tax Acts 2025

The Federal Government published implementation guidance for the new tax framework, including the transition into rules effective from 1 January 2026.

Federal Ministry of FinanceOfficial source ↗
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Elections

INEC regulations and guidelines for 2026

INEC has published regulations and guidelines under the Electoral Act 2026 for general, bye, re-run and supplementary elections.

Nigerian market
Economy

CBN retained the policy rate at 26.5%

At its 20–21 July 2026 meeting, the Monetary Policy Committee retained the Monetary Policy Rate at 26.5%.

Central Bank of NigeriaOfficial source ↗
Energy

Nigeria and IEA start a new energy-policy work programme

The September 2026 agreement focuses on better energy-policy data, investment and energy security across the value chain.

The State HouseOfficial source ↗
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