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Dunoma said: “We chose some timelines that are before the deadline given to us through the Executive Order, so that we can test runs these systems and if there are issues, they will be corrected before the actual deadline given to us.”

Following this acquisition, he purportedly integrated NEL into the Obijackson Group and NEL Senior/ Executive Management has since embarked on unilateral and massive restructuring of Neconde across a “fictitious” entity called Obijackson Group.

Also speaking, Tolliver said the partnership was aimed at improving Boeing’s services to its clients, adding that Springfountain had demonstrated sufficient commitment towards making it a success.
On his part, Senator Hadi Sirika, Minister of State, Aviation, congratulated Springfountain on the attainment of the strategic relationship with Boeing.

Confirming the figures on Monday, the Acting Director, Corporate Communications at the CBN, Isaac Okorafor, said the Bank was pleased at the performance of the naira, which had made tremendous gain against the dollar in recent times

Lot said: “However, on presenting the N3.8 million cheque accross the counter, it turned out to be a dud cheque.’’

This was made known at a news conference on Monday

According to the offer circular obtained from the DMO website, the two-year bond will be due in June 2019, while the three-year bond will be due in June 2020.

He said that the agency will soon seal a beverage company in Onitsha and another commercial bank for their inability to pay their taxes.

The NAFDAC spokesperson, Dr. Abubakar Jimoh, made the disclosure while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Abuja

“We consistently cut down trees to make boats, plywood and all kind of things for comfort and don’t think about replenishing them, remarking that they are actually exhaustive, they are not inelastic and there is need for deliberate steps to be taken to replenish them.”

Fowler said that the introduction of the new solutions is one of the key steps to make FIRS services convenient, easy and available everywhere and at all times. “It is a revolution in tax administration that combines innovation, convenience and transparency,” the FIRS Chairman said.

“The current gas flare penalty of N10 per 1,000scf is too low, and not in line with current economic realities and encourages continuous gas flaring by operators with its attendant negative effect on our environment instead of encouraging investment in infrastructure by the operators to make gas available for our domestic use.”

He stressed that the main issue was that of inadequate funding, which must be addressed to allow local governments function effectively.

He urged the present administration to write its name in gold by revamping the company which he said was critical to Nigeria’s quest for economic growth and self-reliance.

Barkindo said this in an interview to highlight the successes of the second OPEC and non-OPEC joint meeting in May, which would lead to a further global oil production cut of 1.8 million barrels per day for the next nine months, beginning July, 2017

He advised the government to look at other ways of saving money for roads infrastructure such as the reduction of corruption, as well as cut in the cost of running government.

“WHO adjudge Nigeria the most dangerous country in Africa with 33.7 deaths per 100,000 population every year. According to WHO, one in every four road accident deaths in Africa occurs in Nigeria.”

The petrol marketers, according to available information, had met with Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State on May 31

According to the bank, the fact that the facility attracted a wide base of lenders from around the globe and particularly from Asia and the Middle East, is evidence of the confidence which lenders have in Afreximbank.

Based on the further explanation, Nigerians will not need to pay a kobo more than they do now for fuel and diesel