Tag: Federal Government
Fuel Subsidy Romoval: Our Stands Remain The Same, No Plans Yet...
The Federal Government has given the assurance that there are no plans to remove fuel subsidy now just as queues emerged in filling stations...
Your Venezuelan Moves Can’t Work Here In Nigeria – FG tells...
The Federal Government has said the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has the right to challenge the victory of President...
Why Federal Government Revoked GOTV Licence
The President Muhammadu Buhari administration has nullified the licence granted to MultiChoice Nigeria Ltd, owners of GOTV .
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), headed by...
Include Us In Your Amnesty Programme Or We Shut Down Your...
3,000 Niger Delta militants have threatened to embark on a protest that will halt activities in the Federal Capital Territory over the alleged refusal...
Senate Reduces Budget Deficit, Slashes FG’s Borrowing By N200bn
The senate has slashed federal government’s borrowing in the 2019 budget by N220 billion.
The executive had proposed N1.86 trillion as budget deficit but it...
You Must Pay $2b Tax Penalty – FG Tells Telecom Firm...
The Federal Government has restated that telecommunications firm, MTN, must pay the $2 billion tax penalty handed to it by the office of the...
FG Planning To Frame Atiku, Saraki And Melaye Up – CUPP
The Coalition of United Political Parties on Thursday said it has uncovered an alleged plan by the Federal Government to implicate the presidential candidate...
We Will Investigate FG’s TraderMoni scheme – INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will probe the TraderMoni micro-credit scheme of the Federal Government.
INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, disclosed...
1 Trillion Naira Recovered From Debtors In Eight Years – FG
Since the commencement of operations of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria in 2010, about N1tn had been recovered from debtors of banks whose...
Increase In VAT Is Utter Wickedness – ANN Campaign DG Slams...
The announcement of the Federal Government of Nigeria to increase the Value Added Tax from the current 5% to 7.5% is nothing but utter...
