FG vows equal response as US tightens visa rules
But the Federal Government in a swift reaction, said it will reciprocate the new US visa policy with equal measures.
We’ve eliminated unregistered SIMs from Nigeria’s telecoms network – NCC
“While NCC cannot control that behaviour, it is to be noted that it is an offence to use fake names to make or receive calls in Nigeria,” Maida warned.
Taraba denies spending N5.22bn on foreign
Jalingo clarified that the alleged figure cannot be found in the state’s budgets, official portal, or NBS datasets, urging the public to verify the information.
Obi, Utomi, Ohanaeze PG, others storm Abia as Otti celebrates Ohuabunwa at 75
“We’re celebrating one of the best this country has ever produced,” Otti said. “His principles and values have shaped individuals and institutions alike.”
Refinery Fraud: EFCC recovers billions as ex-NNPCL officials face prosecution
“Investigations are already concluded on some officials of the NNPCL involved in the rehabilitation contracts and the commission is ready to file charges against them.
Nigeria’s economic stability through eyes of Yemi Kale, Okonjo-Iweala
She urged the government to roll out social safety nets so those feeling the reforms’ pinch can “weather the hardship” and emphasised the double imperative of “growth and cushion.”
States have received N7.1trn under current administration – FG
The minister also stated that that the federal government achieved 37.4% of its revenue target in the first half of the year (H1’25).
Naira down to N1,560/$ in parallel market
Consequently, the margin between the parallel market and NFEM rate widened to N24.6 per dollar from N18.2 per dollar on Tuesday.
Fuel consumption dropped 16% to 1.44bn litres in June — NMDPRA
The Director of Public Affairs, NMDPRA, George Ene-Ita, who confirmed the consumption level on Wednesday, said the nation’s average consumption stood at 48 million litres per day.
Pilots divide over KWAM 1’s aviation ambassadorship
While some industry stakeholders and pilots described the government’s decision as hasty and wrong, considering the gravity of the musician’s offense, others welcomed what the government did.
