He noted that five other bills relating to the transport sector were presented to the 7th National Assembly for enactment but were not passed before its expiration
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Dikki said this was because of the age long rot in the distribution networks, which heightened aggregate technical and commercial losses in the system
The statement quoted Dikki as saying: “Only 1,169 of the 47,913 workers of the defunct PHCN are yet to be paid. The outstanding number includes workers that exited the company before the severance payment commenced
According to the statement, the Director-General of the BPE, Benjamin Dikki, said this at a roundtable on infrastructure and Public Private Partnership with the African Development Bank Group
According to the statement, the Director General of the BPE, Benjamin Dikki, said the funds shared among the power generation and distribution companies was a form of revenue accruing to the companies
It noted that the bureau was concerned with the viability of the transport sector because it was critical to the growth of the nation’s economy
The statement stated that Dikki made the assertion in a paper he presented at the Annual General Meeting of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria
The Director General of BPE, Benjamin Dikki, stated this in a press statement signed by the bureau’s Head of Public Communications, Chigbo Anichebe, in Abuja
The Director General noted that eight months after official handover of the power sector to the private operators, IKEDC has shown tremendous improvement in customer service delivery, capacity building and network upgrade
Dikki made the disclosure in an address at the post-monitoring of IKeja Electricity Distribution Company activities in Lagos
Dikki made this known while delivering a lecture on: “Federal Government’s Privatisation and Economic Reform Programme,” at a forum organised by Just Friends Club of Nigeria in Abuja
This was contained in a statement signed by the Head of Public Communication of the BPE, Chigbo Anichebe, in Abuja on Monday
The FRC Acting Chairman, Victor Muruako, made this known at a meeting with the BPE management following alleged violations of some sections of the Fiscal Responsibility Act
This was contained in a statement made available to newsmen and signed by the Head, Public Communications of the Bureau, Chigbo Anichebe, on Monday in Abuja
The BPE Director-General, Benjamin Dikki, made this known at a news briefing to unveil the 2014 Work Plan of the bureau.
Dikki said that the revenue generated from the various privatisation processes in 2013 were mostly from the privatisation of the 17 power companies of the former Power Holding Company of Nigeria
The concessionaires are Joseph Dam Port Services that controls Tin Can Island and Five Star Logistics, handling the rural terminals on Tin Can Island, both in Lagos State
Dikki said that the National Council on Privatisation and the Board of Niger Delta Power Holding Company would soon meet to approve the bid process before the payment
The Senator Gbenga Obadara (APC-Ogun)-led committee raised eyebrows over the non remittance of the funds while the Bureau was defending its 2014 budget estimates before the committee
Northwest Power Limited was declared the preferred bidder with the highest Aggregate Technical, Commercial and Collection loss reduction figure of 29.26 per cent
Dikki made the pledge in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Abuja, shortly after a reception organised for him by a committee of friends to celebrate his appointment