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“As you all know, this is a call to serve, while I congratulate you, I implore you to take your duties seriously...

I will highlight a few, how they are being manipulated and how huge sums of money can be recovered not just to subsidise fuel but also provide funds for development.

Spread the love  I believe this is out in the open. I pray the government could muster the will to control these leakages. THE REAL SUBSIDIES ARE…

Akin Akeredolu-Ale, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE) speaks on how commodities...

Mr Akin Akeredolu-Ale, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange, in this engaging interview, advises the federal government to have a rethink on the proposed reintroduction Commodities Board.

Globally, subsidies, whether for food, transportation, energy or housing, are part of good governance. So, the issue is not subsidies but who benefit from them

June 9, 2023. Azonuchechi Chukwu. In an effort to grow the agric and mining sectors of the economy, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced its partnership with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to develop standards for commodities meant for exports. According to the Director-General of SEC, Lamido Yuguda, the collaboration with SON |

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it has partnered with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to develop standards for commodities meant for exports in a bid to grow the economy, provide jobs for Nigerians as well as provide the nation with foreign exchange. This was disclosed in a statement

Globally, subsidies, whether for food, transportation, energy or housing, are part of good governance. So, the issue is not subsidies but who benefit from them. In Nigeria, subsidies are primarily of the rich, by the rich and for the rich. I will highlight a few, how they are being manipulated and how huge sums of money can be recovered not just to subsidize fuel but also provide funds for development. 1. Diversion of N40 billion from Federation Account

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has said that Nigeria has various commodities that could be exported in a bid to grow the economy, provide jobs for Nigerians as well as provide the nation with forex.