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MYTO: The trouble with electricity billing
The gas supply chain
DISCOs operating PHCN’s billing model
Reforms to re-jig power sector
Searching for light in the dark
Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Farewell to the Magic Muse
Prologue: The Ghost Of Nero
Putin cutting Ukraine to size
Largest Economy: Irony of Numbers
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SubscribePreface to This Conference Must Be Different (2)
DERIVATION principle to be applicable to all revenues, including Value Added Tax (VAT)”.
A revenue allocation formula that takes cognizance of items on first line draw; and shift of items on the Exclusive and Residual list to the Concurrent list.
US slams Nigeria: Corruption extremely high – Dep. Asst. Secretary of State
If you ask me, I would say that corruption is extremely high in this country; there is no other polite way to say this.
It is extremely unfortunate, because Nigeria as a country has tremendous intelligent people who do not have to be corrupt, because they have all it takes to be successful. Nigerians are resourceful and they are living in abundance of wealth and to acknowledge the fact that there is corruption in Nigeria is disheartening.
Okotie-Eboh ordered the arrest of Odunewu and I over Daily Times analysis — Adeleye @ 80
He showed the vibrancy of a middle aged person. Same could be said about his articulate ideas on life, nationhood, international affairs, among others. These uncommon attributes, displayed by Mr. Adisa Adeleye, in this interview in commemoration of his 80th birthday, left one doubting his age. But mistake should not be made about that. Adeleye was 80 yesterday. While this chat lasted, the economist, journalist and retired multi-national company executive in him, radiated.
’This is my story’ – Uduaghan
At the British African Diaspora Conference, the theme of which was, “NIGERIAN ENVIRONMENT, BEYOND POLITICS AND AMALGAMATION, organized by the AFRICAN PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, grabbed his audience and took them through the developmental strides of his administration.
Traditional rulers are not getting what is due to them – Lagos traditional prime minister
Chief Tajudeen Gbadesere Eletu, JP (Justice of Peace), is the Eletu Odibo of Lagos and traditional prime minister to the Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu 1. Eletu, a white cap chief, is also the head of Akarigbere in the hinterland of Lagos Island, popularly called Isale Eko. In this interview, he speaks about democracy and the traditional institution under democratic government in Nigeria.
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