Customs, agents disagree over National Single Window operations
By Godwin Oritse & Efe Onodjae There are indications of festering disagreements over the implementation of the National Single Window (NSW), a centralized digital portal launched by the Federal Government in March this year to address delays in import-export processing at the ports. It allows importers and exporters to submit trade documents once, replacing duplicate paperwork […]
PFIPC probe: ICPC link two more fake agencies to Adeyemi
… discovers collaborators in SGF, HoSF, AGF, Budget offices; fake agency invaded PEAC; submits interim report to Tinubu
Transcorp Power CEO reaffirms commitment to powering Delta State to greater prosperity
Transcorp Power Plc, a subsidiary of Transnational Corporation Plc (Transcorp Group) and one of Nigeria’s leading power generation companies, has reaffirmed its readiness to partner with the Delta State Government to close the state’s power supply gaps and unlock its full economic potential. Speaking as a panellist at the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit […]
Defending the public purse: Why the EFCC was right to freeze Osun State accounts
By Greg JacobWhen the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission moved to freeze the bank accounts of the Osun State Government, the reaction was swift, loud, and predictable. Political actors called it “an attack on federalism.” Commentators also took up arms against the commission. Within 24 hours, President Bola Tinubu reversed the order. But in the […]
Citi marks Global Community Day with financial literacy initiative benefiting over 100 students
*… from budgeting to saving, students explored practical lessons that will support smarter financial choices for years to come. Citi partnered with Junior Achievement Nigeria to deliver financial literacy training to over 100 students during its annual Global Community Day, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to economic growth and advancing priority towards the United Nations Sustainable […]
AEDC: What it takes to get a meter, by Azu Ishiekwene
Data is good, but it often doesn’t tell the whole story. Data cannot capture the extent of our efforts to get a prepaid meter at my workplace in Abuja after we were disconnected from the grid in February. We’re still off-grid. Our meter misery mocks any statistics you may find on the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission […]
