Nigeria's non-oil revenue hits N20.59 trillion, President Tinubu lauds growth
Nigeria's non-oil revenue has surged to N20.59 trillion, a significant increase from the previous year, according to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The revenue collection from January to August 2025 reached a record high, showcasing the country's positive growth trajectory in revenue mobilization.
President Tinubu highlighted the success as a result of government reforms, improved fiscal positions, and enhanced tax compliance through digitalization. The unprecedented growth in revenue reflects Nigeria's commitment to strengthening its financial standing and driving economic development.
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