Peter Obi, Baba-Ahmed release manifesto, prioritize seven key areas
THE Labour Party (LP) has released its manifesto tagged 'It’s POssible', with priority on seven thematic areas. The document will be formally unveiled to Nigerians...
EFCC to commence auction of forfeited items December 6
THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) will commence physical inspection and auction of 649 forfeited vehicles and other assets on December 6. EFCC disclosed...
2023: Obi seeks campaign donations from Nigerians
THE presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi has made campaign fundraising accounts public with a plea to Nigerians to donate towards...
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Amid dwindling oil revenue, non-oil sector contributes 73% to FG’s account – Finance Minister
THE Federal Government has lauded the non-oil sector for contributing 73 per cent to the government purse, stressing its importance in Nigeria's economic diversification. The...
Most government agencies violating rules on spending of generated revenue – RMFAC DG
The Director-General of the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Allocation Commission (RMFAC), Mohammed Shehu, said most government agencies are violating rules on remittances to the...
FG, power firms to embrace automated trading platform in 2023 for transparency – NBET
THE Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company Plc (NBET) has disclosed that all parties in the power sector business would be embracing automated trading platform...
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Nasarawa gov, foreign investor plan Apo-Keffi light rail line to ease traffic
GOVERNOR Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State says plans are underway with a foreign investor to collaborate in the construction of a light rail line...
Fuel scarcity: IPMAN reiterates subsidy enabling smuggling, long queues, seek deregulation
THE Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) reiterates that the Nigerian government's payment of subsidy is a good enabler of smuggling and long...
Why Nigerians get poorer despite 2.25% Q3 GDP growth
AVAILABLE data have revealed why Nigerians have been getting poorer despite a 2.25 per cent growth in the third quarter (Q3) figures that the...
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