Uncertainty over N24.3bn Cabotage Fund

Uncertainty over N24.3bn Cabotage Fund

A cloud of uncertainty is hanging over the status of theN24,292,481,476 Cabotage Fund (about US$150 million), 11 years after it was established to boost local content in the shipping industry.
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Derivation Would Serve All

Derivation Would Serve All

AN erroneous belief that relevance of oil approximates to the life span of Nigeria’s oil reserves partially fuels the laxity with which the authorities treat diversification of the economy. Concerns over dependence of the economy on oil raged more than three decades ago. Now, Nigeria’s dependence on oil is total, yet the matter is discussed as one of several issues beleaguering Nigeria.

NFF ready to lift ban on Baribote, Ogunjobi, others

NFF ready to lift ban on Baribote, Ogunjobi, others

In line with the agreement reached before Mrs Baribote agreed to withdraw the case against the Nigeria Football Federation at a Jos High Court, the Aminu Maigari-led board has commenced fence-mending measures aimed at achieving a permanent truce at the Glass House.

4 feared dead as cult groups clash in Imo

4 feared dead as cult groups clash in Imo

Inhabitants of Obiakpu Egbema in Ohaji/Egbema local government area of Imo State have completely deserted the community, following the deadly clash between two rival cult groups, Degbam and Dewell.

APO KILLINGS: NHRC asks court to vacate order stopping execution of judgment

APO KILLINGS: NHRC asks court to vacate order stopping execution of judgment

The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, and the Chairman of its Governing Council, Dr. Chidi Odinkalu, have approached the Federal High Court in Abuja, asking it to vacate the order that stopped the execution of the commission’s verdict on the cold blood massacre of eight squatters at an uncompleted building situated at the Apo legislative quarters.

2015: PDP has no pact with opposition parties —Mark

2015: PDP has no pact with opposition parties —Mark

SENATE President, Senator David Mark, has denied the allegation that the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, entered into agreement to cede some senatorial and House of Representatives’ seats to opposition parties, especially in Anambra State, in the forthcoming 2015 general elections.

Abia guber zoning controversies

Abia guber zoning controversies

AS the nation inches closer to the 2015 general elections, the issue of zoning of the gubernatorial seats in the states has thrown up complex political intrigues.

Shifting Tax Monies  – The Transfer Pricing Phenomenon

Shifting Tax Monies – The Transfer Pricing Phenomenon

When a subsidiary of Coca-Cola in Ghana transfers (that is, sells) goods, services or know-how to a Coca-Cola subsidiary in Nigeria, the price charged for these goods or services is called ‘transfer price’ and the transaction is referred to as a transaction between ‘connected persons’.

Glasgow Shame: Nigerian athletes in tatters

Glasgow Shame: Nigerian athletes in tatters

Nigerian athletes to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland are the poorest dressed among the delegations that will contest for sporting honours when the events begin on Wednesday.