TSA: Nigerian govt hires firms to audit funds withheld by banks
The federal government has lost over N70 billion in the possession of various commercial banks since 2004, says an official.
The federal government has lost over N70 billion in the possession of various commercial banks since 2004, says an official.
The meeting came to some agreements but the strike continues.
ASUU declared an indefinite strike on Monday.
“Our decision to abandon PANDEF stems from the commercial and political motives of the leaders.”
The labour minister led a team to Anambra where a dozen people were shot dead in a Church Sunday.
The UN humanitarian agency says it wants to feed 1.36 million people in the current pre-harvest season.
The health minister commended the doctors at the hospital for being proactive in their response.
The government also revises list of qualified industries and products.
"The discussion was very honest, truthful and forthright. We are very very satisfied.”
The government will spend about N56 million daily and about N280 million a week.
The shared amount comprised the month's statutory distributable revenue of N570.584 billion and the VAT of N81.645 billion.
The company changed its name from Etisalat to 9Mobile after its foreign partners pulled out.
The government said the fraudsters are out to discredit the Itse Sagay-led PACAC.
The Bakassi community accuse the government of abandoning them.
The government ordered the two subjects to be separated.
Allegations of staff demanding for bribes are rife.
One of the banks, Fidelity, said it was not aware of the money.
The Senate accuses the CBN of favouring some businesses with N200 exchange rate.
The latest payment is the second tranche of the refunds to the states.
It avers that Mr. Ebiesuwa is believed to be the ring leader of fraudsters based in Ibadan.
“With bitumen being produced in Ondo State, federal Government will ensure that none of its road contractors imports asphalt.”
The minister tells PREMIUM TIMES the move is aimed at sanitizing film industry.
The government says artistes must also contribute to the economy.
The former DG, Abraham Nwankwo, retired last week.
“What has happened in Suleja is a clear confirmation of the fact that this is something that requires a much ...
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