Banks deposits rise by 24% to N42tn
Total deposits in the banks rose by 24.17 per cent from N33.85tn as of the end of June 2021 to N42.03tn in the corresponding period
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Senate to scrap over 400 MDAs in 2023
The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, Senator Olamilekan Adeola, said on Wednesday that over 400 out of 541 Federal Government’s Ministries, Departments and
FG moves to end fuel scarcity, smuggling
Following indiscriminate hoarding and diversion of petroleum products, the presidential taskforce set up to curtail smuggling of petroleum products has begun operation with a view
Customs intercepts 80,000 litres of bad diesel in 2 tankers
Operatives of the Zone A Federal Operations Unit of Nigeria Customs Service have intercepted two tankers laden with poorly produced 80,055 liters of Automotive Gas
FG strengthens border control to tackle insecurity, others
The Federal Government has reiterated its commitment to tackle insecurity occasioned by irregular migration and increasing transnational activities across Nigeria’s international borders. The Deputy Director,
Power: FG, EU, AFD sign €25m to strengthen electricity grid in Northwest
The Federal Government, the European Union (EU) and the French Development Agency (AFD), have signed a €25 million agreement to strengthen electricity grid in the
U.S. rallies against rising cyber threats as Africa records $4b losses
Amidst the rising profile of cyber criminals across the globe, the United States of America has rallied its allies and other nations to collaborate with
Buhari to present 2023 budget in October— Gbajabiamila
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila says President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to present the 2023 budget to the National Assembly in October.
Nigeria and the fuel subsidy conundrum
If Nigeria`s economic woes are today well-documented it is because for many years, those charged with managing the country`s resources have been clueless and careless.
Bringing back Benin bronzes
Ayodele Okunfolami argues that returning the artefacts is of no economic value as Nigerians do not visit galleries Nigerians received the news that Horniman Museum
