Monthly Archives: October 2019

IUO VC sue for peace and security

The Vice Chancellor of Igbinedion University, Okada, Prof Lawrence Ezemonye, says sustainable peace and security are a desideratum for sustainable national development in the country. Prof Ezemonye said this during an interview with newsmen in Okada on Wednesday. READ ALSO: Gambia Ambassador delivers first Eminent Lecture on sustainable Peace in IUO …

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NYSC Members to Benefit from N30,000, Minimum Wage Increase

The minister of Youth and Sport Development, Sunday Dare, have said the allowance of the present serving National Youth Service Corps, (NYSC) members would benefit from the N30,000 Minimum Wage Increase. The minister who disclosed this on his verified Twitter handle, said the NYSC Director General, Brig Gen Shuaibu Ibrahim …

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FG to begins N30,000 Minimum Wage payment by Dec. 31st

The Federal Government have directed the minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, to begins the payment of the N30,000, Minimum Wage on or before 31st of December 2019. The Federal Government also approved that the payment of the new wage should take effect from April 18, 2019. The Minister of Labour …

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33 States, Including Delta state will crash without Federal Allocation – BugetiT

Expresses fear over Delta state huge N200bn recurrent expenditure Thirty-three state governments cannot finance their recurrent expenditure without allocation from the federation account, a report prepared by BudgiT has said. The federation account, according to nigerianstat.gov.ng, is the central pocket through which the three tiers of governments maintain their respective …

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Terrible economics of the border closure

Closing Nigeria’s borders to stop smuggling of rice and other goods into Nigeria from neighbouring West African countries is one of the most crude and retrogressive decisions and actions of the Buhari government in recent times. A rational and deep-thinking government with long term strategies of maximising Nigeria’s strengths and …

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