Nigerian govt agencies perform ‘abysmally’ in new integrity, transparency ranking index
The report indicated that Family Homes Funds Limited, a social housing initiative promoted by the federal government, was ranked first ...
Tag: Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA)
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Reps summon PPPRA boss over unremitted N1.62bn IGR
The lawmakers also demanded explanation on conflicting figures in the consumption of fuel in the country.
Buhari appoints PPPRA chairman, executive secretary
The appointment is for four years.
Nsukka residents groan as petrol sells for N225 per litre
“Many stations in Nsukka town are not selling petrol, making the product scarce while the few that are dispensing sell ...
ANALYSIS: Senate, Reps move to pass PIB
Joint committees of the two chambers of the National Assembly last week took recommendations from different groups at their separate ...
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Reps vow to pass PIB bill before March 2021
The revised legislation, which is an executive bill, seeks to scrap the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Petroleum ...
Zahra Buhari hasn’t secured a job with PPPRA – Presidency
While stating that the news is false, Mr Adesina said the publication is untrue, malicious, and meant to cast aspersions ...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Nigeria’s four seasons of lavishness with N15.46 trillion Excess Crude Fund
Nigeria earned $109.37 billion, approximately N15.274 trillion, as excess crude money between 2004 and 2018.