Nigerian govt approves new oil policy
The last oil policy was in 2007.
Mr. Adesina said the money is to help cushion the effects of the disaster on residents of the states.
Some of the financial obligations date back as far as 1994.
The attorney general claimed his statement was distorted by the media.
The Attorney General distanced himself from the statement made by the Acting President.
“…at no point ever did the Federal Executive Council sit down to arrive at the decision (to keep Mr. Magu)…”
The Senate on Tuesday resolved not to consider any nominee by the presidency.
The Federal Executive Council approved the purchase on Wednesday.
"This will guarantee access to quality care across the country.”
About 72 tonnes of yam will be exported in the first phase of the programme to the United Kingdom.
The federal government would own 49 per cent of the joint venture while May and Becker would own 51 per ...
The lawyer says the Senate should declare the office of the president vacant.
There have been concerns about the current state of health of the president.
The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the Medium Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategic Paper.
During the Goodluck Jonathan administration, federal contracts were usually ratified and approved during the meeting.
There are now 60 private universities in Nigeria.
The projected is expected to be completed within 16 months.
The approved projects will cut across 15 states.
The project should be completed in 2015.
The approvals were based on five memoranda presented to the council by the Minister of FCT.
There will be national broadcast by the President on October 1 by 7.00 a. m.
Nigeria’s health minister accuses foreign media of exaggerating Nigeria’s Ebola challenge
The meeting strategised on the promotion and publicity of the ideals and achievements of the transformation agenda of government
Annual demand for water to increase from 5.93 billion cubic metres to 16.58 billion cubic metres by 2030.
Seven rail corridors have already been completed
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