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Breaking News | TAXES: Call NAFDAC To Order, Lagos PSN Urges FG - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | TAXES: Call NAFDAC To Order, Lagos PSN Urges FG

Views: Visits 5 By Gabriel Olawale Lagos branch of the pharmaceutical society of Nigeria, PSN, weekend raised the alarm over what it described as  “unending taxes and tariffs on players in the value chain of the pharmaceutical sector,”  by the National  Agency for Food and Drug Administration & Control, NAFDAC,  calling on the Federal Government and other stakeholders to stop the agency from turning pharmacy practice to a major source of Internally Generated Revenue. In a statement entitled:  Pharmacy not for sale”, signed by  Chairman, Lagos state  PSN, Gbolagade Iy...

Senate probes alleged excess spending by National Lottery Trust Fund - Vimarsana News

Senate probes alleged excess spending by National Lottery Trust Fund

Punch Newspapers Sections Sunday Aborisade, Abuja Published 17 May 2021 The Senate Committee on Finance has commenced an investigation into the alleged excess spending believed to have been undertaken by the National Lottery Trust Fund. The Chairman of the Senate panel, Solomon Adeola, disclosed this during an investigative hearing into the alleged non-remittances of the one per cent stamp duty on all contracts awarded by ministries and agencies of the Federal Government between 2014 to 2020. A document obtained by our correspondent on Monday from the panel’s secretariat revealed that the ...

INVESTIGATION: How Rivers State Revenue Officers Divert Millions Of Government Funds Into Private Bank Accounts - Vimarsana News

INVESTIGATION: How Rivers State Revenue Officers Divert Millions Of Government Funds Into Private Bank Accounts

INVESTIGATION: How Rivers State Revenue Officers Divert Millions Of Government Funds Into Private Bank Accounts In this three-month investigation, this reporter used a pseudonym name, Rose John, poses as a Diploma Student in Ken Polytechnic and paid a total sum of N195,000 to get a tax clearance certificate from two separate staff of Rivers State Board of Internal Revenue offices in Port Harcourt. However, out of the N195,000 paid, only N30,300 went into the coffers of the Rivers State Government. TCC office at the headquarters also collaborates with branch tax officers to cheat the Rivers Go...

If insecurity is not contained, 2023 polls are in jeopardy —Olabode George - Vimarsana News

If insecurity is not contained, 2023 polls are in jeopardy —Olabode George

Share A former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George, in this interview, speaks on issues of national interest. BOLA BADMUS brings excerpts.   The issue of insecurity has been on the front burner on national discourses with various stakeholders offering suggestions. What is your opinion on the issue and what is your advice for the president? Insecurity is a national malady. We cannot continue like this. The first responsibility of any government is to protect the lives and property of the citizens. If you are no longer safe in your neighborhood ...

Cash crunch: Ekiti suspends minimum wage adjustment, stops grants - Vimarsana News

Cash crunch: Ekiti suspends minimum wage adjustment, stops grants

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 5 May 2021 STAKEHOLDERS in Ekiti State and the state government on Tuesday agreed on measures to be put in place to cut government spending as a way of bailing the state out of current economic challenges occasioned by the downturn in global economy. The governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, at the stakeholders’ meeting where he presented the state of the state finances, however, said he would not sack any worker despite the cash crunch facing the state. He, however, added that “if the state must survive the current economic quagmire, there is need to cut over N6...