The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and the Lagos Internal Revenue Service (LIRS), on Wednesday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a joint audit and investigation team. The

The move is aimed at encouraging the exchange of information between both tax authorities.

The federal government would now be fully responsible for police pensions.

“Poverty is not hereditary; it is from the society. Our position is to eliminate poverty. Set aside partisan politics, we are here to deliberate about Nigeria and nation-building,’’

Governors rally support for subsidy removal, other policies of new govt

“Waste management remains a challenge… A large portion of plastic waste ends up in open dumps, landfills, water bodies, drainage systems, and along coastal areas.”

He held a telephone conversation with the EU president.

Also at the meeting are Vice President Kashim Shettima and the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume.

The Security Council is made up of 15 members, including five permanent members (US, UK, Russia, China, France) and ten countries elected for two years.

The 90-year-old defendant was pronounced “no longer capable of meaningful participation” by the UN war crimes court.

They accused the Federal Government of weaponizing ex-parte injunctions against workers.

“Over 70% of the workforce, a number of who had been stagnated on one rank for 15-20 years, were promoted and their ranks harmonized in 2021.”

A 170% spike in petrol prices. Transportation costs have doubled. Labour has demanded a 566% wage increase. The President has bought two weeks to negotiate.

This is coming on the heels of President Bola Tinubu’s open invitation to countries that may be interested in doing business with Nigeria.

He said his administration will prioritise technological innovation as a means of creating a better future for Nigerian youths.

Former Minister of Aviation Hadi Sirika is under fire after it was revealed that the plane presented as Nigeria’s national carrier was a chartered flight.

The judge said Keyamo acted as if he was “an errand boy.”

“It was a tale of pain, sorrow, and fear. We are still grappling with the shock from the attack.”

It also demanded a tax holiday for employees, both in government and private sector, that earn less than N200, 000 or $500 monthly, whichever is higher.

He expressed his willingness to do whatever was necessary to support the nation’s security architecture.