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[1] I would tell all the state governors that as from October 1, we plan to scrap the federal allocation regime. They thus have nine months to get their states self-reliant

[2] I would scrap government subsidies on all religious pilgrimages. If you want to go to Saudi Arabia or Israel, you are on your own

NIGERIAN-born digital technologist Adewale Adetona popularly known as iSlimfit has secured a revered Tech Nation Global Talent visa endorsement in the field of digital technology offered by the UK government.

NIGERIAN football fans in the UK are up in arms with Watford wishing the club all the worst in 2022 in response to its refusal to release striker Emmanuel Dennis to the Super Eagles for the forthcoming African Cup of Nations.

Ayo Akinfe 

[1] Getting Innoson to purchase the rights of The Beetle from Volkswagen so it can manufacture electric cars in Nnewi 

[2] Establishing a massive cattle ranch in Abia State to supply the leather for a shoemaking conglomerate in Aba 

[3] Getting a pharmaceutical giant like Pfizer to open a plant in Owerri or Orlu. It should start off producing a Covid-19 vaccine there 

TWO traditional rulers in Bauchi State were forced to flee from irate mobs yesterday after angry youths went on the rampage in Bogoro Local Government Area burning down houses on the 21st anniversary of the death of Sayawa Nation leader Baba Peter Gonto.

PAN-Igbo body Ohanaeze Ndigbo has warned that there may no elections across the southeast geo-political zone in 2023 unless President Muhammadu Buhari releases Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) leader Nnamdi Kanu.

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NIGERIA Agricultural Quarantine Service (Naqs) officials have revealed that as much as 80% of the Nigerian agro-products seized by European Union (EU) member nations as they seek to be shipped into the community are exported illegally.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has signed the 2022 Appropriation Bill with aggregate expenditure of N17.127trn ($41.55bn) into law making next year's budget official and bringing back the historical January to December fiscal year.

NIGERIA'S National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has extended the deadline for people to register for their National Identification Number (Nin) until March 31 in a bid to ensure every citizen is captured during the exercise.