The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) is blaming the country's current economic instability on the federal government’s failure to properly evaluate the nation’s assets before disposing of them.
We're Targeting $13bn Revenue From National Assets - Finance Minister
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun yesterday in Lagos unveiled plans to leverage the nation’s assets to generate about $13 billion annual revenue.
Edun disclosed this while speaking at the...
FG Plans N493.4bn Revenue From National Assets’ Sale
The Federal Government plans to earn a total of N493.4bn from the sale or concession of about 36 of its assets across the country.
Some the assets up for sale or concession include the country’s refineries, the International...
We’re Not Part Of FG’s Plan To Sell National Assets, Says Senate
The Senate has said it was not carried along in the planned arrangement by the Federal Government, through its Bureau of Public Enterprises, to either sell or concession some national assets in order...
The way out the current economic challenges in Nigeria has continued to generate debate among Nigerians both at home and in Diaspora. As a matter of fact, recently the Senate President Bukola Saraki made a suggestion that President Mohammadu Buhari led administration should put...
...Says naira under attack, N500/$ not true reflection of currency’s value
...IOCs to exercise preemptive rights in the event of assets sale
Following the outcry that has trailed the advocacy for the sale of the country’s national assets as a quick measure to fund the 2016...
