North-east IGR between 2019 - 2022 Bauchi: N68.71bn Borno: N57.79bn Adamawa: N44.22bn Gombe: N39.63bn Taraba: N34.51bn Yobe: N34.23bn Total: N279.08bn #TheCableIndex

Nigeria’s 36 states, FCT generate N7.02 trillion IGR between 2019 -2022 2019: N1.64trn 2020: N1.56trn 2021: N1.90trn 2022: N1.93trn Total: N7.02trn #TheCableIndex

Lagos' IGR in 2022 was higher than the combined IGR of 25 states across four geopolitical zones North-central: N246.4bn North-west: N186.4bn South-east: N114.5bn North-east: N92bn Total: N639.3bn Lagos: N651.1bn #TheCableIndex

JUST IN: The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited says over 17.6 million barrels of crude oil will be delivered to Dangote Petroleum Refinery between September and October. #TheCableIndex

JUST IN: Edwin Clark asks IGP to arrest Wike over threat to ‘put fire in states’ While speaking at a congress of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Rivers state in August, Wike said he would “put fire” in the states of governors siding with Siminalayi Fubara, the governor.

President Bola Tinubu says the increase in petrol price is a “bold and unprecedented decision” necessary for Nigeria’s growth. Tinubu spoke on Friday at a meeting with Nigerians in Beijing, China, after rounding off his official engagements in the country. #TheCableIndex

Sectors that attracted the most foreign investment Q1 2024 1. Banking: $2.07bn 2. Trading: $494.93m 3. Production/Manufacturing: $191.92m 4. Telecomms: $191.57m 5. IT Services: $171.7m 6. Shares (Capital market): $98.71m 7. Financing: $75.55m 8. Electrical: $58.93m 9.

Capital importation into Nigeria in six years Q1 2019: $8.51bn Q1 2020: $5.85bn Q1 2021: $1.91bn Q1 2022: $1.57bn Q1 2023: $1.13bn Q1 2024: $3.38bn <NBS> #TheCableIndex

EXTRA: If I use 10m to fix interstate roads in Edo, I’ll claim 20m from FG, says Monday Okpebholo Monday Okpebholo, governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo, says he would repair interstate roads in the state and claim double the amount from the

BREAKING: Ajuri Ngelale embarks on indefinite leave over ‘vexatious medical situation’ In a statement issued on September 7, Ngelale said the decision “was taken after significant consultations with my family over the past several days as a vexatious medical situation has

Gbenga Adeyinka: We’re in trouble if Tinubu can’t fix Nigeria Speaking when he featured on Our 2 Kobo Podcast, Adeyinka said he supported Tinubu’s election because the president’s track record when he was governor of Lagos, put him in a position to solve Nigeria’s economic woes

Top 10 sectors by company income tax contributions in the first half of 2024 1. Financial and insurance activities: N455.98bn 2. Manufacturing: N265.14bn 3. Mining and quarrying: N251.65bn 4. Information and communication: N242.20bn 5. Public administration and defence:

Company Income Tax Payments: Local vs Foreign firms (2015-2024) #TheCableIndex

Nigeria collected N20.68 trillion in corporate taxes between 2015 and 2024 #TheCableIndex

Nigeria's top export destinations in the first half of 2024 1. Spain: N4.03trn 2. France: N3.94trn 3. India: N3.26trn 4. United States: N3.17trn 5. Netherlands: N3.07trn 6. Canada: N2.29trn 7. Ivory Coast: N2.10trn 8. Italy: N2.07trn 9. Indonesia: N2.01trn 10. South Africa:

Nigeria's trade summary in the last five years 2020 Exports: N12.52trn Imports: N12.70trn Total trade: N25.22trn 2021 Exports: N18.91trn Imports: N20.84trn Total: N39.75trn 2022 Exports: N26.80trn Imports: N25.59trn Total trade: N52.39trn 2023 Exports: N35.96trn Imports:

Nigeria's foreign trade under Tinubu’s administration #TheCableIndex

Nigeria's trade summary in the first half of 2024 #TheCableIndex