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ICPC, FIRS Strike Partnership to Tackle Financial Tax Frauds

ICPC, FIRS Strike Partnership to Tackle Financial Tax Frauds The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) have opened talks on three crucial areas the two agencies could explore to mitigate financial tax frauds and other...

Forex Crisis: In Six Months, Foreign Airlines Repatriate N795.5bn From Nigeria

Forex Crisis: In Six Months, Foreign Airlines Repatriate N795.5bn From Nigeria Foreign airlines repatriated N795.5 billion from Nigeria in six months, according to data from the Central Bank of Nigeria. Data from Nigeria’s apex bank Balance of Payment compilation disclosed that airlines withdrew $1.76 billion (converted...

Maintenance: Three States to Experience Two-day Blackout – TCN

Maintenance: Three States to Experience Two-day Blackout - TCN Electricity consumers in Gombe and some parts of Yola and Bauchi states will experience power outage on Thursday and Friday as a result of scheduled maintenance of power facilities by the Transmission Company of Nigeria. The TCN...

FG Suspends Third-party Agents From NIN Registration

FG Suspends Third-party Agents From NIN Registration The National Identity Management Commission has temporarily suspended Front-End Partners from engaging in the National Identification Number enrolments. This is because the commission is currently carrying out a revalidation exercise of these third-party registration centres. The Director General, NIMC, Abisoye...

Why we Moved Corporate Headquarters to Lagos – FAAN

Why we Moved Corporate Headquarters to Lagos - FAAN The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has explained the relocation of its cooperate headquarters from Abuja to Lagos. In a statement issued by the Director, of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Obiageli Orah, the Authority noted...

DisCos Now Granted Access to Buy Electricity Directly From Producers

DisCos Now Granted Access to Buy Electricity Directly From Producers Power distribution companies (DisCos) in Nigeria have been given the green light by the regulator to buy electricity directly from producers of the commodity after over 10 years of relying on an intermediary called the...