IFRS adoption has enhanced perception of Nigeria — Aganga
The adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards has enhanced the perception of Nigeria in the international community, Minister for Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga disclosed this at the 10th annual Financial Reporting Council summit held in Lagos. “The first phase of the adoption of IFRS in Nigeria has started producing enhanced perception for Nigeria,” he said.
Amaechi decries drop in allocation from federation account
GOVERNOR Chibuike Amaechi yesterday expressed concern over the drop in funds accruing to Rivers State from N20 billion to N13 billion naira, saying the situation had created a major challenge for the state on how to raise funds for people-oriented projects.
FG urged to sustain 35% duty on crude palm oil
Stakeholders at the just ended International Palm Produce Conference (IPPC) have urged the Federal Government to maintain the 35 percent duty on imported crude palm oil.
Olubodun, Seun are fastest man, woman of RIGAN Games
Kehinde Olubodun lastnight emerged fastest man in the ongoing 14th edition of the research institute games tagged: RIIGAN :FIIRO EKO 2013 when he won Gold in the 100m men’s fin
NDIC seeks collaboration with media on financial inclusion
Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has called for the support of the media in the promotion of financial inclusion in the country.
FG, BOA sign N2.4bn MoU on cassava bread development
As efforts continues to intensify to make cassava bread a household staple, the federal government and the Bank of Agriculture, BOA, at the weekend signed a N2.4 billion Memorandum of Understanding, to facility the processing of cassava flour for self-sufficiency in cassava bread production and consumption.
