PERSPECTIVES ON THE SYMBOLIC ‘PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY’ RECENTLY GRANTED TO CHIEF FEMI FANI KAYODE AND THE EMERGING NEED FOR AN ACTUAL PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY TO SUNDAY IGBOHO, NNAMDI KANU, BOKO HARAM TERRORISTS AND BANDITS – KAYODE AJULO

The report filtered through the airwaves few days ago, leaving a media storm in its wake as the development elicited diverse reactions across the emotional spectrum from various quarters. Chief Femi Fani-Kayode had done the unthinkable and deservedly so, the news generated quite a number of controversies as manifestly evident in the series of vituperations, […]

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Government Should Promote Me For Better Performance – Traffic Warden

Olaseni Gbenga, a popular traffic warden in Akure Ondo State who is known for his unique and excellent service delivery in the State Capital has enjoined the State Government to encourage him so as to serve as a motivation and encouragement to his colleagues in the Service. Mr. Olaseni Gbenga has been commended by many […]

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Nigeria borrows fresh $4bn through Eurobonds

Nike Popoola 22 September 2021 Kindly share this story: . The Debt Management Office disclosed this in a statement on its website on Tuesday titled ‘Nigeria raises $4bn through Eurobonds’.Nigeria borrows fresh $4bn through Eurobonds This would raise Nigeria’s Eurobond debt from $10.37bn as of the end of March according to figures obtained from DMO’s […]

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Experts lament as FG spends N20bn on idle Ajaokuta Steel in six years

Amarachi Orjiude and Sami Olatunji 22 September 2021 Kindly share this story: Recurrent expenditure gets N18.7bn, capital, N1.4bn, under Buhari regime The Federal Government allocated N20.4bn to Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited from 2016 to 2021 despite the company’s idleness. The data were collated from the appropriation bill for each year available on the website of […]

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VAT: Uncertainty over Supreme Court hearing of Rivers, Lagos case

Lesi Nwisagbo 22 September 2021 Kindly share this story:  Seven days after the Rivers State Government dragged the Federal Inland Service before the Supreme Court challenging the order by the Court of Appeal directing parties to maintain status quo in the Value Added Tax dispute, there is uncertainty over when the apex court will […]

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