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Top Online Casinos Accepting American Express Payments in 2026
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Top Online Casinos Accepting American Express Payments in 2026

A new wave of online casinos is set to embrace American Express in 2026, offering enticing promotions and cryptocurrency payouts for players. The following brands are leading the charge with their appealing deposit rewards and secure payment options.

Exploring Top Alternatives to Bovada: A Guide for Casino Enthusiasts
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Exploring Top Alternatives to Bovada: A Guide for Casino Enthusiasts

Casino players seeking alternatives to Bovada can find numerous platforms offering similar features, including quick sign-ups and extensive game selections. This guide highlights the best options available for a seamless gambling experience.

Choosing Between MT4 and MT5: A Guide for Traders in 2026
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Choosing Between MT4 and MT5: A Guide for Traders in 2026

As the trading landscape evolves, the choice between MT4 and MT5 platforms hinges on individual trading habits rather than mere features. Understanding how each platform aligns with personal trading styles is essential for maximizing market interactions.

The Case Against Subsidy Reinstatement in Nigeria's Economy
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

The Case Against Subsidy Reinstatement in Nigeria's Economy

Experts argue that reintroducing fuel subsidies in Nigeria would exacerbate existing economic challenges rather than alleviate them. The call for sustainable economic reform emphasizes the importance of domestic refining and reducing fiscal burdens.

ALGON Contributes N36 Million to Revitalize Historic Nigerian Newspaper
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

ALGON Contributes N36 Million to Revitalize Historic Nigerian Newspaper

The Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) has pledged N36 million to support the revival of a 55-year-old newspaper, underscoring the importance of preserving journalistic heritage. Chairman Yibala Inyang made the announcement during a visit to the remodeled newspaper corporation in Calabar.

Nigeria's Economic Growth Falls Short of Aspirations in Q2 2026
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Nigeria's Economic Growth Falls Short of Aspirations in Q2 2026

The Nigerian economy's annualized growth rate of 4.43% in the second quarter of 2026 highlights a significant gap between governmental ambitions and economic reality. Analysts argue that this growth is insufficient for the high-productivity trajectory needed for sustainable development.

FCCPC Launches Investigation into Uber's Sudden Exit from Nigeria
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

FCCPC Launches Investigation into Uber's Sudden Exit from Nigeria

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has initiated a probe into Uber's abrupt withdrawal from the Nigerian market, focusing on the company's obligations to its customers. This investigation follows Uber's announcement of its exit, which has opened doors for rival ride-hailing services to expand in Nigeria.

Nigerian Economy Shows Signs of Stabilization Amidst Tough Reforms
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Nigerian Economy Shows Signs of Stabilization Amidst Tough Reforms

The Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics highlights the Tinubu administration's efforts in stabilizing Nigeria's economy through significant reforms, including the removal of the petrol subsidy. While these measures have caused temporary hardship, they are seen as necessary steps towards a more resilient economic framework.

Federal Government's Domestic Borrowing Surges by 90% Amid Economic Strain
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7 SeptThe Abuja Times

Federal Government's Domestic Borrowing Surges by 90% Amid Economic Strain

The federal government's domestic borrowings have skyrocketed by 90.5% to N24.7 trillion in just eight months, raising concerns about the impact on businesses and the economy. This surge reflects a troubling trend of increased government credit at the expense of private sector growth.

Federal Government Takes Steps to Activate Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund for Shipowners
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6 SeptThe Abuja Times

Federal Government Takes Steps to Activate Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund for Shipowners

After two decades of stagnation, the Nigerian government is set to facilitate access to the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund, promising to spur job creation and bolster the maritime sector. Minister Adegboyega Oyetola has urged lenders to expedite the processing of applications, with the goal of supporting local shipowners in acquiring modern vessels.

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