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CoT is now N1 per mille

CoT is now N1 per mille

But for his knowledge of the directive on Commission on Turn Over (CoT), he would have fallen for the dummy. Edij Efalom wanted to open a corporate account with one of the tier two banks for his micro fashion business. The Customer Relation Officer (CRO) of the bank informed him that the bank just introduced some new corporate accounts for small businesses. He was encouraged to chose the one wherein he would not pay CoT on transactions but would be charged N1000 per month. But his monthly turnover must not be more than N1 million per month.

NLC election: South-East health  workers deny protest against Wabba

NLC election: South-East health workers deny protest against Wabba

The South-East zone of Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria, MHWUN, led by the Vice President, South-East, Mr. Ahukanna Chisaraokwu, has disassociated itself from a purported rally in protest against the newly-elected President of Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, Mr. Ayuba Wabba.

Road rage in America

Road rage in America

Road Rage is an international phenomenon. If you have driven a car for any reasonable length of time, you may have encountered this form of rage on a number of occasions. It all begins when the person controlling the other car drives aggressively, leaving you in some form of danger. You honk your horn, and the other person responds in kind. Then, the altercation ensues.

PVCs: Distribution rate signals robust participation

PVCs: Distribution rate signals robust participation

WITH Nigeria’s electoral map indicating that about 56, 431,255 people have so far collected their Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs, out of 68 million registered voters, the country for the first time appears poised for a more robust participation.

101 cogent reasons why Jonathan must be re-elected

101 cogent reasons why Jonathan must be re-elected

WHERE two or three Nigerians are gathered, you can be sure we are busy running down our country. Nigerians like to bad-mouth Nigeria. This has played well into the narrative of the APC, which has used the social media to promote a false and prejudicial perspective of Nigeria under the Goodluck Jonathan administration.