GOVERNMENT officials have announced plans to crackdown on ghost businesses across the country as part of a programme to combat corruption and to increase tax collection under ongoing plans to boost state revenue.
MEMBERS of the Shiite Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) have been warned by the Progressive Yoruba Youth Council (PYYC) to keep their protests over the continued detention of their leader Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky away from the southwest if the country.
GOVERNOR Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State has appealed to UK investors to consider investing on the state's extractive industries because the sector offers immense opportunities with a decent rate of return.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has asked Nigerians to ignore the recent call by the Northern Elders Forum (Nef) for Fulani cattle herdsmen to leave the south of the country in response to the widespread opposition to the Ruga cattle colony programme.
SUPER Eagles skipper Mikel Obi is expected to formally announce his retirement from international football after the team ended its sojourn at the 32nd African Cup of Nations yesterday with a 1-0 over Tunisia victory in the third place play-off match.
(1) For the first time in a long while, Nigerians are actually debating the way forward for their nation. This Fulani herdsmen saga has forced everyone to accept that the economy simply cannot be run the way it is if the nation is to get out of her current rut
SANITATION experts have urged the federal government to come up with standardised regulations governing the sinking of boreholes as a means of guaranteeing water supply across the country.
ECONOMIC and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials have announced that they have begun working with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to fish out unqualified graduates currently joining the scheme.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to set up a special agency to specifically handle security issues as a way of tackling the incessant growth of banditry and insurgency across the country.
GOVERNMENT officials have announced plans to crackdown on ghost businesses across the country as part of a programme to combat corruption and to increase tax collection under ongoing plans to boost state revenue.
MEMBERS of the Shiite Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) have been warned by the Progressive Yoruba Youth Council (PYYC) to keep their protests over the continued detention of their leader Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky away from the southwest if the country.
GOVERNOR Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State has appealed to UK investors to consider investing on the state's extractive industries because the sector offers immense opportunities with a decent rate of return.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has asked Nigerians to ignore the recent call by the Northern Elders Forum (Nef) for Fulani cattle herdsmen to leave the south of the country in response to the widespread opposition to the Ruga cattle colony programme.
SUPER Eagles skipper Mikel Obi is expected to formally announce his retirement from international football after the team ended its sojourn at the 32nd African Cup of Nations yesterday with a 1-0 over Tunisia victory in the third place play-off match.
SANITATION experts have urged the federal government to come up with standardised regulations governing the sinking of boreholes as a means of guaranteeing water supply across the country.
ECONOMIC and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials have announced that they have begun working with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to fish out unqualified graduates currently joining the scheme.
FORMER president Dr Goodluck Jonathan has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to set up a special agency to specifically handle security issues as a way of tackling the incessant growth of banditry and insurgency across the country.
