Amidst rising external loans: Buhari seeks debt relief for Nigeria, others
President Buhari on Tuesday wrote the National Assembly for approval to borrow fresh $6.183 billion (N2.343 trillion) to fund the 2021 budget deficit of N5.602 trillion.
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President Buhari on Tuesday wrote the National Assembly for approval to borrow fresh $6.183 billion (N2.343 trillion) to fund the 2021 budget deficit of N5.602 trillion.
By Tobi Soniyi The Patriots for the Advancement Of Peace and Social Development (PAPSD) has asked the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Abdulrashid Bawa to arrest and prosecute a former Governor of Zamfara State Abdulazeez Yari and others for their roles in alleged diversion of N37.4 Billion Promissory Notes being the refund of the rehabilitation of Federal Government roads in Zamfara State. The group stated that Bawa during his Senate screening had vowed to bring to book all corrupt officials without fear or favour noting that it had written several petitions to...
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Lawyer, ALGON battle over $381m judgement debt On By Henry Ojelu A legal practi-tioner, Dr Ted Iseghohi and the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, ALGON are currently in a bitter legal battle over an alleged $381million judgment debt. While Iseghohi is threatening to drag the ministry of finance to court for not complying with a garnishee order attaching the funds belonging to local government in the custody of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, ALGON through a letter to President, Muhammadu Buhari insists that Iseghohi did not execute any project for the association to warrant such cla...
Tobi Soniyi The Patriots for the Advancement of Peace and Social Development (PAPSD) has asked the new Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate alleged diversion of N37.4 billion promissory notes by the administration of Abdulazeez Yari in Zamfara. During his Senate screening, Bawa had vowed to bring to book all corrupt officials. In the petition to EFCC Chairman, Abdulrashid Bawa, the group said in spite of several petitions and the conclusion of investigations by the Sokoto office of the commission the former chairman of the commission Ibrahim Magu had ...