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Jan- 2020 -22 January
OGUN DISBURSES N11.8 BILLION ON WORKERS WELFARE
He further explained that the State Government received the sum of N17.3 billion from the Federal Government, being its last…
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22 January
OYO GOVERNMENT CONSIDERING PAYMENT OF N30, 000 MINIMUM WAGE,SAYS SPEAKER
Similarly, in his own response, to the workers’ agitation in front of the Governor’s office, Chief of Staff to the…
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22 January
GRAND CORRUPTION REMAINS BIGGEST PROBLEM OF NIGERIA ECONOMY, SAYS OSINBAJO
The Vice President pointed out that grand corruption is the direct withdrawal of money from the nation treasury account for…
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22 January
OYO GOVERNMENT SEALS BANKS OVER TAX DEFAULT
A source within the Government Enforcement Team said the affected banks defaulted in the payment of the annual Environmental Development…
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22 January
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC AFFIRMS COMMITMENT IN PROVIDING DIGITAL SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESSES
She explained that Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure platform will help the industry to address the current challenges facing the sector with…
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22 January
BUHARI TO COMMISSION $250MILLION LARGEST BREWERY PLANT IN WEST AFRICA
Similarly, Managing Director of the Plant, Annabelle Degroot while speaking about the inauguration, described the plant as a major step…
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22 January
BUSSINESS EXECUTIVE INTERNATIONAL TASK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON IMPORTATION OF FAKE GOODS INTO NIGERIA
The coordinator, however, appealed to the Federal Government to carry out overhauling of the various points of entry to the…
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22 January
NIGERIA, CHINA TO SIGN $328 MILLION AGREEMENT ON INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
The Chinese leader in 2013 proposed the initiative of building the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk…
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22 January
UNITED STATES SEEK BILATERAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH AFRICAN COUNTRIES
Penpushing further reports that he(Haas), however, pointed out that it was too early to decide or disclose the African Country…
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22 January
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SPENT N1.7TRILLION ON CAPITAL INVESTMENT, SAYS OSINBAJO
The Vice President said”as the surest way of creating jobs was by enabling the private sector to do business easily.…
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