Labour mulls flying battered NLC Ajaero abroad for treatment
*Separate your role as labour leader from your political interest, Gov. Uzodinma tells Ajaero The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is considering flying its national president,
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EFCC to arraign Ibeto, companies Nov 3 over alleged N48.8bn fraud
Nigerian businessman guru, Chief Cletus Ibeto, will be arraigned today (Friday, November 3) before the Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja by the Economic
Navy busts crude theft on Lagos vandalised pipeline
The Nigerian Navy Ship Beecroft has discovered and halted the siphoning of petrol from an oil pipeline at Atlas Cove, Lagos belonging to the Nigerian
Naira gains as CBN pays banks $6.7bn forex backlog
The Federal Government through the Central Bank of Nigeria, has commenced payment of outstanding matured FX forwards owed to various creditors, the PUNCH can report.
Presidential yacht signed and delivered before public outcry, says Ndume
The Chief Whip of the Senate, Ali Ndume, has clarified the issue bordering on the controversial Presidential yacht said to be worth about N5 billion.
CBN says it has sufficient stock of Naira notes
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that it has enough volume of banknotes to go around against backdrop of the approaching festive period,
Court orders EFCC to release Emefiele unconditionally
The High Court of Justice in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has ordered the unconditional and immediate release of the immediate-past Governor of the Central
EFCC to arraign Ibeto, companies Nov 3 over alleged N48.8bn fraud
Nigerian businessman guru, Chief Cletus Ibeto, will be arraigned today (Friday, November 3) before the Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja by the Economic
Customs auctions intercepted N17.5m foreign banana in Sokoto
Sokoto Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), has auctioned 1,824 cartons of foreign bananas en route to the Niger Republic from Ghana with
FIRS gives BUA 7-day deadline to prove payment or face N198.7bn sanction
By Charles Okonji The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has given BUA Industries Limited a seven-day deadline to either resolve their issues with the government
