Monetary

Budget: Fed Govt Allocates N4.2bn To Moribund Ajaokuta Steel

Budget: Fed Govt Allocates N4.2bn To Moribund Ajaokuta Steel   The Federal Government has allocated the sum of N4.2bn to the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited for the year 2022. This was disclosed in the 2022 budget details report obtained from the Budget Office. It was earlier reported that...

In Nine Months, Customs Generate N128.3bn From Onne Port

In Nine Months, Customs Generate N128.3bn From Onne Port   The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Area II Command in Onne Port, Rivers State, has collected a total of N128,317,325,936.68 as revenue from January to September 2021. The collected figure, which is N45,761,404,176.65 above the total of N82,555,921,760.03...

We Process N60bn Electricity Invoices Monthly – NBET

We Process N60bn Electricity Invoices Monthly - NBET   The Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc on Sunday said it processed N60bn electricity invoices monthly for various operators in the power sector. NBET, a wholly owned agency of the Federal Government, is the manager and administrator of the...

Despite Failure To Begin Operations, National Carrier Gets N400m Allocation

Despite Failure To Begin Operations, National Carrier Gets N400m Allocation   The Federal Government plans to spend N400m as working capital on its proposed national carrier which has failed to begin operations and has remained on the discussion table since 2015. It disclosed this in the 2022...

Diversification On Course, N3.3trn Revenue Collected From Non-oil Sector In 2021 – FIRS Boss

Diversification On Course, N3.3trn Revenue Collected From Non-oil Sector In 2021 - FIRS Boss The Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, Muhammad Nami, has stated that the diversification efforts of the present federal government is yielding desired results. Speaking at the ‘Public Presentation And Breakdown...

Twitter Ban: Nigeria Loses N309.26bn In 124 Days

Twitter Ban: Nigeria Loses N309.26bn In 124 Days   The Nigerian Twitter ban has entered its 124th day, causing losses of up to N309.26bn to the economy. The Nigerian government had on June 4 ordered the suspension of Twitter. Recently, President Muhammadu Buhari said “Social media is a...