Communications service tax: Senate, FG on collision course

Communications service tax: Senate, FG on collision course

The Senate and Federal Government may be on collision course over the proposed Communications Service Tax (CST). The Senate described the proposed tax as not only anti-people, but also would make life unbearable for Nigerians.
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Gov Umahi to CAN: Check activities of fake pastors

Gov Umahi to CAN: Check activities of fake pastors

ABAKALIKI—Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State has advised the state chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, to check fake pastors whose activities have continued to constitute a threat to true Christian worship.

Flood overruns Delta community

Flood overruns Delta community

GBEKEBOR—FLOOD has submerged Gbekebor community in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, rendering more than 200 residents homeless and destroying property estimated at over N120 million.

How to resolve Clark/Amaechi row – N-Delta leaders

How to resolve Clark/Amaechi row – N-Delta leaders

PORT HARCOURT—SOME Niger Delta leaders opened up, yesterday, on how the conflict between the Pan-Niger Delta Coastal Stakeholders’ Forum steered by Chief Edwin Clark and a new group of leaders also from the region, led by Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, can collaborate in the interest of the region.

UNILORIN emerges applicants’ university of first choice

UNILORIN emerges applicants’ university of first choice

UNIVERSITY of Ilorin in Kwara State, has emerged the 2016 university of first choice among student-applicants as the foremost citadel of learning in the country, followed by sixteen others drawn from the federal, state and private universities, the Economic Confidential can authoritatively report. In a new report obtained and carefully computed and analyzed by Economic […]