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Punch Newspapers Sections Published 12 March 2021 The Federal Government on Thursday declared that the Nigeria Postal Service was the agency authorised to produce and collect stamp duties across the country. By this declaration, NIPOST has reclaimed the right to collect stamp duties from the Federal Inland Revenue Service. This brings to an end the prolonged years of scuffle between both agencies on who had the authority to collect stamp duties in Nigeria. The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, made the latest decision public in Abuja during the inauguration of Niger...

Argentina star Angel Di Maria has signed a one-year extension to his contract with Paris Saint-Germain, tying him to the club until June 2022, the ...

Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick was on Friday (today) elected into the FIFA Council at the Confederation of African Football\'s ...

Apapa gridlock: Construction firm frustrating e-call system, says truckers Published 12 March 2021 Truck drivers under the National Association of Road Transport Owners have accused Hitech Construction Company Ltd, a construction company rehabilitating the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, as part of the impediments frustrating the electronic call-up system. Vice-Chairman, NARTO, Dry Cargo Section, Abdullahi Inuwa who spoke to our correspondent on the phone sought government intervention on the Tin Can stretch of the port access road. He said, “We have challenges most especially in Tin Can axis. The...

Niger ex-councillors protest unpaid N1.27bn severance package, disrupt activities Published 12 March 2021 GOVERNMENT activities at the Abdulkareem Lafene Secretariat in Minna, the Niger state capital, were on Thursday grounded as former local government councillors protested the non-payment of their N1.27bn severance package. The ex-councillors from the 274 wards of the state besieged the secretariat, locked the main gate and disallowed workers from gaining entry. The councillors, who served between 2016 and 2019, in a 10-points demand contained in their placards, which were pasted at the ent...