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Human rights group calls for investigation over pupil's death in Kaduna

Judge summons top NDLEA officials over N3.7m bribery claim

Judge Summons Nigerian Narcotic Agency, NDLEA Officials Over Alleged Collection Of N3.7Million Bribe From Suspect

The Federal High Court in Lagos has summoned top officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Lagos following a N3.7 million bribery allegation by a convict, Mrs. Fatima Hassan.   Justice Akintayo Aluko invited the Lagos State Commander of the agency, Umar Isa Adoro; the Officer-in-Charge (O/C) of Squad A (Chief Superintendent of Narcotics, CSN) Quatu Mohammed and one ‘Officer Sanni’ to respond to the claim.  

Experts formulate special fertiliser for oil palm

Soil scientists, agronomists and other researchers from the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training, Nigerian Institute for Oil Palm Research

Kogi assembly impeaches four principal officers over 'gross misconduct'

The Kogi state house of assembly has impeached four principal officers and suspended three others for “undue gross misconduct”.

President Buhari Receives Certificate of Incorporation For NNPC

Breaking News | NNPC Makes U-Turn, Says FAAC Remittance Will Be Boosted

Views: Visits 7 By Obas Esiedesa The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, on Friday reversed its decision to make zero contribution to the Federation Account Allocation Committee, in the month of May, due to high cost of petrol subsidy. The Corporation in a statement by its Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Dr. Kennie Obateru explained that the shortfall in remittance will be remedied. NNPC had in a letter to the Accountant General of the Federation warned that it would not make any remittance to the Federation Account Allocation Committee in the month of May after spending N111.966 billion to subsidize petrol consumption in March.

NNPC makes U-turn, says FAAC remittance will be boosted

Breaking News | Petrol: No Remittance To FAAC In May After N111bn Subsidy Deduction – NNPC

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Cash crunch: NNPC writes govs, bloated subsidy eats up revenue

Punch Newspapers Sections Okechukwu Nnodim, Tony Okafor, Hindi Livinus and Ada Wodu  Published 29 April 2021 Published 29 April 2021 The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has alerted the federal and state governments to its dwindling contribution to the federation account as a result of the bloated fuel subsidy. It said it would only be able to remit N12.966bn to the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee in June after removing fuel subsidy from its income. The corporation, which stated this in a document titled, ‘January to March actual and April to June projected remittance to federation account,”  indicated that it would not make any remittance for the April and May FAAC after paying fuel subsidy from its revenue.