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Why grains importation won’t happen soon – Stakeholders

Why grains importation won’t happen soon – Stakeholders

There may be delay in  implementation of the zero-tariff grains importation policy of the federal government as Financial Vanguard reliably learnt at the weekend that the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) is yet to receive a comprehensive list of the firms to select for participation in the intervention programme.
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Dirty deals in oil industry – Ribadu Report

Dirty deals in oil industry – Ribadu Report

Nigeria lost out on tens of billions of dollars in oil and gas revenues over the last decade from cut price deals struck between some multinational oil companies and government officials, a confidential report says.

FG loses N6.75bn oil revenue to flood daily

FG loses N6.75bn oil revenue to flood daily

Nigeria is losing about $43million or N6.75billion daily to production cut back on account of recent flooding that hit many parts of the country, particularly, the oil-rich Niger Delta.

PHCN BID: Crying govs’ firm cheated – Atedo

PHCN BID: Crying govs’ firm cheated – Atedo

It was alleged, yesterday, that Southern Electricity Distribution Company, the consortium floated by four governors, to bid for the Benin Electricity Distribution Company, DISCO, cheated by submitting two bids during the commercial bid opening ceremony.

Jubilation in Ondo as Mimiko wins

Jubilation in Ondo as Mimiko wins

Basking in the euphoria of a historic re-election, Governor Segun Mimiko vowed, yesterday, to bequeath a legacy of good works across Ondo State after he was declared winner of last Saturday’s gubernatorial election.

Early results favour Mimiko

Early results favour Mimiko

Governor Segun Mimiko was on course for a historic re-election as governor of Ondo State after first results showed him dusting his two major opponents in polling results at the end of voting in the gubernatorial election conducted yesterday.

Ondo Guber: It’s D-Day today

Ondo Guber: It’s D-Day today

Ahead of the governorship elections holding in Ondo State today, and following allegations of planned violence, rigging and other electoral malpractices by contestants, Inspector General of police, Mohammed Abubakar has warned trouble makers, ballot box snatchers or riggers that they would have themselves to blame if the prevalent peace is not allowed to reign as his men are fully prepared for any eventuality.

BUDGET 2013: Senate sets condition for passage

BUDGET 2013: Senate sets condition for passage

THE Senate, yesterday, said that the Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs of the Executive arm, have only implemented 30 per cent of the 2012 budget as against claims of slightly above 40 per cent implementation by the Presidency.

Bloodbath as Tiv, Fulani clash in Benue

Bloodbath as Tiv, Fulani clash in Benue

No fewer than 30 persons were feared dead in a fresh clash between Fulani herdsmen and native Tiv farmers in Yogbo, Guma Local Government Area of Benue State. This came as the Joint Task Force, JTF, confirmed, yesterday, that 24 sect members were killed in Monday’s spate of explosions and shootings in Maiduguri.

BAKASSI: Tension as boundary demarcation begins

BAKASSI: Tension as boundary demarcation begins

Another round of tension is building in the Bakassi Peninsula and Cross River State, following the decision by the Joint Technical Team on Bakassi Demarcation in conjunction with the National Boundary Commission, to undertake the final physical demarcation of the boundary between Nigeria and Cameroon.