Nigeria’s oil export suffers another blow as key pipeline runs dry — Report
A new report showed that Nigerian oil revenue underperformed due to significant shortfalls such as shut-ins resulting from pipeline vandalism ...
A new report showed that Nigerian oil revenue underperformed due to significant shortfalls such as shut-ins resulting from pipeline vandalism ...
The court fixed 28 July for ruling on the bail applications filed by the suspended Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed ...
The MTEF/FSP contain projections upon which the annual budget is prepared.
Of over N3 trillion borrowed, only N773.63 billion went to capital projects -- which should include projects such as roads, ...
The government presents two scenarios, one involving the continuation of subsidy payment and another assuming partial payment until subsidy is ...
The government likely borrowed N3.09 trillion in four months to finance its budget deficit.
PREMIUM TIMES had reported on May 16, the arrest of Mr Idris by the EFCC over alleged diversion and laundering ...
The council was set up in 2018 and is chaired by the president.
The Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, informed the accountant-general, Ahmed Idris of his suspension in a letter on Wednesday.
The ministers and other government officials are expected to provide the lawmakers with information on the state of the nation’s ...
The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, said the runway project will be completed in 12 months.
The government will also borrow locally to support the spending.
What is clear now is that this government and the next cannot continue to turn a blind eye to the ...
Mr Osinbajo spoke at the inauguration of the NCP on Tuesday in Abuja.
The NNPC warns against panic buying.
The House says the setting up of the committees became necessary because of the plan to remove fuel subsidy by ...
The government has suspended the removal of subsidy.
The House of Representatives embarked on Christmas/New Year holidays on December 21.
Mr Buhari says the government is expected to provide N49.7 trillion or 14.3%, while the private sector would provide the ...
The new document replaces the Economic Recovery and Growth Programme, which ended in December 2020.
The suspicious expenditures, according to the audit report, ranged from misapplication of funds meant for capital projects, misappropriation of funds, ...
“We should let market forces determine the price of petrol and other products, not government dolling out subsidies with funds ...
She said the government was also intensifying efforts to further grow and diversify the country’s revenue sources with a variety ...
The government says it will target 30 to 40 million people, but it will depend on resources.
The Plan is structured along six clusters–economic growth and development, infrastructure, public administration, human capital development, social development and regional ...
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