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Jan- 2020 -22 January
GOVERNOR MAKINDE SIGNS 2020 APPROPRIATION BILL, PLEDGES 70% IMPLEMENTATION
The Governor declared that the Government would target a minimum of 70 per cent implementation, adding that the budget would…
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22 January
CENTRAL BANK ISSUES NEW GUIDELINES, SLASHES AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE WITHDRAWAL CHARGES
This news guidelines means that customers who use their ATM cards to withdraw cash in machines other than those of…
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22 January
ASSEMBLY ORDERS OGUN MINISTRIES TO APPEAR 2020 BUDGET DEFENCE
The Speaker added that while preparing for the budget defence, the Heads of the MDAs should forward thirty five copies…
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22 January
NIGERIANS ARE DYING OF HUNGER, INVEST MORE IN AGRICULTURE, KALEJAYE TELLS BUHARI
The legal icon while expressing his fear about the rate of hunger in country, lamented that unless the Federal Government…
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22 January
GOVERNOR ABIODUN TASKS BANKS ON DEPOSITORS’ FUNDS
The Governor said it was imperative for bank officials to evolve more pragmatic approaches that would encourage savings and investments,…
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22 January
GOVERNOR ABIODUN TASKS BANKS ON DEPOSITORS’ FUNDS
The Governor said it was imperative for bank officials to evolve more pragmatic approaches that would encourage savings and investments,…
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22 January
OGUN 2020 APPROPRIATION BILL SCALES SECOND READING
The Chairman, House Committee on Finance and Appropriation, Olakunle Sobukanla, opening debate on the bill noted that the bill covered…
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22 January
REMO CHAMBER DRIVES WILL BOOST OGUN ECONOMY – ADEBUTU
The President lauded the progressive achievements of the Chamber, and called on members to embrace the ongoing registration to benefit…
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22 January
OUR BUDGET WILL BRING MORE DEVELOPMENT, CREATE PROSPERITY- ABIODUN
“The expenditure is going to be targeted at programmes and projects, aimed at continued development of our State and creating…
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22 January
US-NIGERIA TRADE COUNCIL FROWNS AT NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT $3BN WORLD BANK POWER LOAN
“We are concerned that Nigeria’s limited revenues and existing debt burden, of over US$25 billion, would make it challenging to…
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