The Director-General of Budget Office of the Federation, Ben Akabueze has said that rich Nigerians should be made to pay more taxes to improve revenue generation.
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THE Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has said that the nation’s economic survival lies with non-oil products.
Nigeria’s Economic Survival Dependent on Non-Oil Sector – NEPC Read More »
Police arrested the suspect in Omi Adio area of Oyo state on Saturday, November 12, 2022 with another male victim, one Moses, aged 7 whom she had kidnapped in Olopo Meta area of Oyo state. Spokesperson of the Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin in a statement on Sunday, November 20, said investigation led to the rescue
Police Arrest Serial Kidnapper, Rescue and Reunite Victims with Families Read More »
In a statement released on Friday, November 18 and signed by the party’s Publicity Secretary in the state, Dr. Ifeanyi M. Osuoza, he noted that in the circumstance of the experience of Delta State and Deltans in the hands of the APC-led Federal Government, the state is unable to give anything more than its traditional
Deltans ‘ll Not Reward APC’s Monumental Incompetence with Votes, Delta PDP Tells Tinubu Read More »
Xenophilia, the antonym of xenophobia, is the attraction, love, and appreciation for foreign goods, people, customs, and traditions. It is a mentality that steadily slips into the hearts and minds of people in a country or community, and it is very hard to erase. What connection has xenophilia with the box office, though? Well, it
Are Box Office Results in Nigeria a Reflection of Xenophilia? Read More »
The year was 1970. Three years of war had wrought havoc on the music industry in the East of Nigeria. Like parched land soaking up water, we listened to everything: soul, highlife, juju, pop-local and foreign, everything! Out of this mix came Jeun K’oku! A shockingly smooth and exciting lyric with a dancing step of
Jump! The Legend of FELA KUTI Read More »
The Nollywood phenomenon started out on the note of a handshake across the River Niger when one quixotic young man argued that the Yoruba people of the West had the culture of going to the theatre to watch films while the Igbo majority of the East needed to have the movies brought into their homes
Thirty Years of Nollywood since ‘Living in Bondage’ Read More »
IGP Alkali Usman Baba made the appeal on Thursday, November 17, during an emergency meeting at the Force Headquarters in Abuja with strategic leaders from national security and intelligence agencies, as well as the leadership of the 18 registered political parties. He stated that majority of recorded violent incidents or threats are often the result
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The organization, which is a multi-constituency partnership global forum hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO), also noted that pregnancy and childbirth complications were among the leading causes of death among girls aged 15-19 years globally. Former Prime Minister of New Zealand and PMNCH Board Chair, Helen Clark, made the disclosure in a statement on
10 Million Unintended Pregnancies Occur Annually In Nigeria, Others, Says Global Forum Read More »
Lagos, in the 90s, was boisterous city with a vivacious night life and in the heart of this was an effusive theater made resplendent by the many theater seasons orchestrated by Chuck Mike with both corporate and institutional support. Toyin Akinosho, a cultural activist, who has known Chuck Mike since the 70s, has this to
Conversation With Chuck Mike Read More »
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