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Read More »FG to explore out-of-court settlement of VAT collection controversy –Finance minister
The Federal Government has hinted that it may explore an out-of-court solution to the lingering legal battle between its agency, Federal Inland Revenue Service, and Rivers and Lagos states over the collection of Value Added Tax.
Read More »Elon Musk sells Tesla stock worth $5 billion after promising to abide by Twitter poll
Elon Musk has sold shares on his company’s stock worth $5 billion (£3.73 billion) after promising to abide by a Twitter poll.
Read More »MTN, Airtel secure approval to operate payment service bank
MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa have secured approval in principle to operate a payment service bank (PSB).
Read More »G20 leaders endorse global corporate minimum tax but wrangle over climate
Leaders of the G20 world’s major economies approved a global minimum tax on the largest companies on Saturday, but were still haggling over the pressing issue of climate change.
Read More »Ijaw National Congress warn Northern legislators on plot to remove 13% derivation principle from the constitution
NATIONAL President, Ijaw National Congress, INC, Prof Benjamin Okaba, has said the proposed Bill to delete Section 162, subsection 2 of the 1999 Constitution, which deals with derivation principle by 59 northern Members of House of Representatives, was an invitation to chaos.
Read More »P&ID Scam: EFCC Re-Arraigns Nolan, Two Others
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, today October 18, 2021, re-arraigned two British nationals, James Richard Nolan and Adam Quinn (at large), before Justice D.U. Okorowo of the Federal High Court, Abuja for their alleged complicity in the controversial Process and Industrial Development gas processing contract, leading to the $9.6bn arbitral award to P&ID Limited by a United Kingdom commercial court.
Read More »US pharmaceutical giant Merck applies for emergency authorisation for Covid treatment pill
US pharmaceutical giant Merck said Monday that it has applied for emergency use authorization of its oral anti-Covid drug in the United States, a major step towards finding a simple pill to treat the disease.
Read More »British Airways tells pilots and cabin crew not to refer to passengers as ‘ladies and gentlemen’
British Airways follows a powerful string of airlines, in a bid to make its vocabulary more inclusive as well as celebrating diversity, and has consequently advised its pilots and cabin crew to drop gender normative terms such as “ladies and gentlemen”.
Read More »Pandora Papers: Peter Obi reacts, says he did not break any law
Former Anambra State Governor and Peoples Democratic Party Vice Presidential Candidate in 2019 election, Mr. Peter Obi, has reacted to a media report that he breached Nigerian laws by engaging in secret businesses set up in tax havens, declaring that he broke no law.
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