Tinubu establishes tax policy implementation committee
President Bola Tinubu has approved the formation of the National Tax Policy Implementation Committee, chaired by Joseph Tegbe, to drive […]
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Fagbemi: Nigeria’s slow courts deter investment
Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi called for Nigerian judges to accelerate commercial dispute resolution, highlighting its importance for attracting investment and
ICPC speaks after Ndifon conviction
Following Professor Ndifon’s conviction, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) firmly declared that no title offers
Gov Mutfwang, Archbishop Osa-Oni on Plateau insecurity
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang revealed the region lost approximately 12,000 lives over 24 years due to insecurity, echoing Archbishop
Jonathan returns from coup; Niger, Nsukka updates
Former President Jonathan returned from Guinea-Bissau, while Nigeria addresses insecurity with police redeployment, kidnappings in Niger and Edo, clergy deaths,
National council on sports imposes N10m state sanction
Nigeria’s National Council on Sports will now fine states N10 million for athlete offences, particularly age-cheating, following a summit in
Embalo moves to Senegal amid Guinea-Bissau crisis
Ousted Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embalo arrived in Senegal following a purported military coup that saw General Horta N’Tam seize
Wike’s FCT administration restricts phones during work hours
Minister Wike’s FCT Administration has re-emphasized a ban on smartphones during work hours for staff of the Department of Land
Was Nigeria a British Colony? Its Lasting Legacy
Nigeria was a British colony from 1914-1960, shaped by economic exploitation, administrative divisions, and imposed systems whose legacies persist today.
Nigerian Air Force elevates 57 senior officers
The Nigerian Air Force promoted 57 senior officers, including 27 to Air Vice Marshal and 30 to Air Commodore, to