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IEC adequately funded for elections: National Treasury - Vimarsana News

IEC adequately funded for elections: National Treasury

National Treasury has in a statement corrected reports on the budget allocations

Second Quarter Assessment of Akpabio's 10th Senate (part 2) -By Mon-Charles Egbo – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Second Quarter Assessment of Akpabio's 10th Senate (part 2) -By Mon-Charles Egbo – Opinion Nigeria

Others for specialized bodies of knowledge and skill include the Federal University of History and Archelogy, National Research Institute for Chemical Technology, Nigerian Aviation and Aerospace University, Federal College of Aviation Technology, Federal College of Geological and Cement Studies Iselu, Yelwa-North Ogun State, Federal College of Forestry, Wawa Zange, Dukku, Gombe State, Federal University of Transportation, Daura, Katsina State, Chartered Institute of Training and Development of Nigeria and Chartered Institute of Auctioneers.

Treasury to tap into foreign exchange account to reduce debt service costs - Vimarsana News

Treasury to tap into foreign exchange account to reduce debt service costs

A combination of high debt servicing costs and a higher budget deficit has led

Treasury to tap into R500bn reserve funds to cut debt - Vimarsana News

Treasury to tap into R500bn reserve funds to cut debt

The National Treasury has been forced to tap into the country's contingency reserves to help pay spiralling government debt.

NCC wants states to cut telecom taxes - Vimarsana News

NCC wants states to cut telecom taxes

The Nigerian Communications Commission has appealed to states and local government councils across the country to cut taxes imposed on telecom companies, asserting that excessive taxation will be counterproductive to the growth of the industry.