Guinness Nigeria withdraws suit against NAFDAC, pays N11.4 million fine
Guinness was accused of storing expired raw materials in its rented warehouse in Lagos.
Guinness was accused of storing expired raw materials in its rented warehouse in Lagos.
A committee hopes to get the budget passed by middle of March.
The AGF says there were technical hitches.
The magistrate says the suit is an abuse of court process
Excess crude account balance stands at $2.207billion in June.
The LNG tax pay boosted the Federation Accounts revenue for May. The bulk payment of $1.2 billion by the ...
The government’s income from VAT and mineral resources reduced. The federal government, states and local governments on Thursday shared N641.2 billion from ...
More money was shared in January than December. The balance in the excess crude revenue account as at January 2014 ...
Accountant General collaborates with FIRS to strengthen collection of tax for government The Accountant-General of the Federation, AGF, Jonah Otunla, ...
The National Human Rights Commission said the allegations raised serious questions of human rights violation After an extraordinary emergency meeting ...
The training has also afforded the benefitting officials wide access to information on financial and operational performance; improve their ability ...
The Audit Bill is currently before the National Assembly. The Auditor General for the Federation, AGF, Samuel Ukura, on Tuesday called ...
Keyamo’s ultimatum to the Nigerian police to prosecute Mr. Lawan lapsed. Activist lawyer, Festus Keyamo, is proceeding with his threat ...
The excess crude revenue should be left for the rainy days, a former CBN governor said.
More money was shared by the three tiers of government in October than November.
The judge said the applicants had no “locus standi.”
The government said the Pius Okigbo report is missing.
States are optimistic that revenue earnings are likely to improve before next revenue allocation meeting.
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