A new report by Action Aid Nigeria has revealed how Nigeria lost $3.3 billion (about N650.1 billion) in seven years to what appeared questionable tax exemption granted the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited.
Jobs At Fidelity Bank
The Fidelity Bank of Nigeria through the Digital marketing specialist and National Planning, plans to recruit qualified candidates for the services of the Job..
Atiku reacts to appointment of Nigerian politician
Atiku while briefing newsmen. He made this know that he is happy to see Nigerians prosper in Nigeria, and around the world.
Nigerian Newspapers: Top 10 Headlines Today
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Real Madrid sign Hazard
Real Madrid 'to officially announce £86m signing of Hazard from Chelsea after Europa League final' as his dream move nears.
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Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Monday, 18 January 2016
Heineken Recruitment for Graduate Trainees, January 2016
Heineken Recruitment for Graduate Trainees, January 2016
Heineken Breweries Plc Recruitment
Heineken Breweries Plc Recruitment
HEINEKEN regularly recruits graduates both through our International Graduate Programme (IGP) and via 'entry-level' roles that require basic work experience.
Job: Graduate Trainee , Heineken
Buhari revises 2016 budget, reduces allocation for exotic cars by N7billion
Buhari revises 2016 budget, reduces allocation for exotic cars by N7billion
The Presidency has drastically cut its N8.09 billion provision in the 2016 budget for the purchase of various brands of vehicles for State House operations during the year, checks by PREMIUM TIMES have shown.
The Presidency has drastically cut its N8.09 billion provision in the 2016 budget for the purchase of various brands of vehicles for State House operations during the year, checks by PREMIUM TIMES have shown.
INVESTIGATION: How Jonathan paid Doyin Okupe to hack ‘unfriendly’ websites
INVESTIGATION: How Jonathan govt. paid companies linked to Doyin Okupe to hack ‘unfriendly’ websites
Two companies linked to Doyin Okupe, a former media aide to President Goodluck Jonathan, got at least N1.6 billion off the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, in three shady cyber security contracts, PREMIUM TIMES investigations have shown.
Two companies linked to Doyin Okupe, a former media aide to President Goodluck Jonathan, got at least N1.6 billion off the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, in three shady cyber security contracts, PREMIUM TIMES investigations have shown.
Obasanjo Speak... What is Biafra and Why are Some Nigerians Calling for Independence?
Obasanjo Speak...
What is Biafra and Why are Some Nigerians Calling for Independence?
More than 45 years ago, Nigeria was nearly divided by a bloody civil war that led to the deaths of over a million people. Now, a revival in secessionist sentiment in southeastern Nigeria, among supporters of the historical state of Biafra, threatens to undermine President Muhammadu Buhari's vision of a united Nigeria and spill over into regional violence.
What is Biafra and Why are Some Nigerians Calling for Independence?
More than 45 years ago, Nigeria was nearly divided by a bloody civil war that led to the deaths of over a million people. Now, a revival in secessionist sentiment in southeastern Nigeria, among supporters of the historical state of Biafra, threatens to undermine President Muhammadu Buhari's vision of a united Nigeria and spill over into regional violence.
Frm president Obasanjo saw the revival in pro-Biafran sentiment as a sign of dissatisfaction among people in Nigeria’s southeast
Obasanjo has said that support for an independent Biafra in Nigeria is a "cry for attention" by people in the country's southeast.
Former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo has described agitations for a breakaway state of Biafra in the country’s southeast as a “cry for attention,” Nigeria’s Premium Times reported.
Former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo has described agitations for a breakaway state of Biafra in the country’s southeast as a “cry for attention,” Nigeria’s Premium Times reported.
