Lagos 2018 budget may hit N1trn – commissioner
The Lagos State government, yesterday, said that its yearly budget might hit N1 trillion by 2018.
America, Britain, Goodluck Jonathan and the 2015 election
THIS month, precisely the 29th day, makes it exactly two full years to the day the present administration was inaugurated. That single event was preceded by the rather (in our parts of the world) unprecedented feat of the defeat of an incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan.
Alvan Microfinance bank not affected by recession— Provost
THE provost of Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Mrs. Blessing Ijioma, said that the institution’s microfinance bank was not affected by “headwinds in the economy.”
Nigeria, not dumping ground for fake products – Transparency Advocacy
TRANSPARENCY Advocacy Initiative has warned Information Technology and Communication (ICT) investors against turning the country into a dumping ground for all manner of fake products.
Imo govt asked to give water priority in communities
THE Imo State government has been urged to provide good drinking water to communities that were still facing the challenge. A survey carried out by Centre for Constitutional Governance, CGC, which copy was given to Southeast Voice in Owerri, alleged that such situation was evident in three local government areas in the state.
Highs and Lows of ‘Do not Disturb’ code
The Nigerian Communications Commission announced that four million telecom consumers subscribed to the Do Not Disturb, DND, code between February and April 2017.
