No, Federal Government Is Not Giving N50,000 Child Support Nigerian Parents
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- April 15, 2024

The Senate on Wednesday slowed down the heat in the polity with the debate on the Tax Reform Bill by suspending further deliberations and setting up a committee to liaise with the executive branch of government to resolve the growing concerns on the proposed legislation. At the Senate’s plenary session today, presided over by the

The fate of President Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bill hangs in the balance as the contents continue to attract criticisms and controversies. The Bill, which is to go for a public hearing, has faced opposition from different interest groups. Despite the controversies, the Presidential Advisory Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reform has insisted that there

The House of Representatives was on Tuesday thrown into a rowdy session after Hon. Akin Rotimi, spokesperson of the House mentioned the tax reform bills during plenary. Hon. Rotimi had risen to move a motion for the consideration of two reports on behalf of Hon. Boma Goodhead, a lawmaker from Rivers state, who was absent

A Federal High Court in Akure has dismissed a case filed against the qualification of the winner of the Ondo State governorship election, which was held on November 16th, and his deputy, the candidates of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Adelami Olayide. The case filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate

It was more than a forum or workshop. It was a refresher course and step-by-step learning of their mandate as Freedom of Information Desk officers. Very few civil servants pray to be posted to the FOI desk in government establishments, yet it has one of the veins that goes directly to the heart of every

Workers in Zamfara and Cross River states may embark on industrial action from 1 December 2024 following the states’ governments’ inability to implement the N70,000 minimum wage. Katsina state was the third state that did not approve the payment until Saturday morning. It approved N70,000. Legislation on the N70,000 new minimum wage in Nigeria was