The Federal Government has said that it is considering to stop inter-state and inter-town travels in the country.
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Controversial on-air personality, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze has advised his followers to take precautionary measures and pray.…
The Federal Government on Tuesday approved the sum of $20million technology fund for young innovators.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has reacted to calls for president Muhammadu Buhari’s resignation over the…
Isa-Dutse said: “The gross statutory revenue for the month of January 2020 was N525.25 billion. This is lower than the N600.31 billion received in the previous month by N75.06 billion.
In a bid to support human capital and economic development, the Federal government has secured World Bank’s approval for six…
Afforestation is the process of planting trees, or sowing seeds, in a barren land devoid of any trees to create a forest.
“That was why when we met the Speaker of the House of Representatives, I told the house to give the labour ministry more powers.
N-Power To End Soon, Pioneer Beneficiaries to get the Last Drop of FG’s Juice Soon.
According to a statement by the President’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, in Abuja on Saturday, the committee will work with the U.S Government, INTERPOL and other stakeholders to ensure all updates are properly implemented.
“Due to these reasons, the Association has deemed it fit to call on the government to get serious on finding a lasting solution to combating the disease,” NARD stated.
The statement read in part: “The Presidency wishes to clarify the release on bail of the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress in the February 2019 elections, Omowale Sowore.
“The two defendants are enjoined to observe the terms of their bail and refrain from engaging in any act that is inimical to public peace and national security as well as their ongoing trial which will run its course in accordance with the laws of the land,” Malami said.
Aregbesola expressed confidence that the challenges confronting Nigeria at the moment would soon be over; and therefore called on Nigerians to remain focused and determined.
5.7 billion USD is a huge amount of money. That’s about 2 trillion naira or 20 – 25% of Nigeria’s annual budget. Imagine investing that huge amount in roads infrastructure, education, healthcare and water, projects that will yield immediate benefits and without having to wait for 6 – 10 years to complete?
In a country where the presidency still maintains a fleet of private jets, where lawmakers budget billions of naira to buy luxury cars and where tales of official profligacy travel far and wide, it is difficult to convince Nigerians that this new VAT increase and other austerity measures are not merely attempts by the government to force poor Nigerians to service the luxuries of public officials.
