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Employer: Publish What You Pay (PWYP)

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Publish What You Pay (PWYP) is a global network of civil society organisations that are united in their call for an open and accountable extractive industry in order for the revenues to help improve the lives of women, men and youth in resource-rich countries.

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SURE-P: Senate Asks President Buhari To Probe Jonathan

Citing  mismanagement of funds, the Senate, yesterday, asked President Muhammadu Buhari to begin immediate probe of his predecessor, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, in his handling of the Subsidy Re-investment and Empowerment Programme, SURE-P.

The red chamber said it was imperative that President Buhari ask his predecessor to account for every penny spent during the latter‘s administration on the SURE-P and other poverty alleviation programmes.

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Rivers Gov Poll: Wike Asks A-Court to Set Aside Tribunal Judgment

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, yesterday, went before the Court of Appeal in Abuja, to challenge the judgement of the state’s Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, that nullified the outcome of the  April 11 governorship poll that  brought him to power.

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Breaking News: Saraki Unveils Chairmen Of 65 Standing Cittees

Saraki Unveils Chairmen Of 65 Standing Cittees

 

Sanate President Bukola Saraki,yesterday, in a move calculated to assuage the demands of the various tendencies in the Senate unveiled chairmen and deputy chairmen of the 65 standing committees.

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How Radio Nigeria DG, Salihu, diverted public money to own account

How Radio Nigeria diverted public money to own account

The Director General of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Ladan Salihu, diverted public funds into his private accounts during his stint as head of the radio’s Kaduna office, Chat212 FM report.

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Senate on Wednesday rejects proposal to pay unemployed youth N5, 000 monthly

Why we must pay unemployed youth N5, 000 monthly

The Senate on Wednesday rejected a motion for the payment of N5, 000 monthly allowance to unemployed youths in the country.

The motion was sponsored by Philip Aduda (PDP, FCT) but was greeted with shouts of “no, no” when he tried to explain it.

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