More than twenty years after the creation of the new states in Nigeria, some are still struggling to stand on their own two feet! Can any of them even be financially independent? What can they do without continual financial support from the Federal Government? Nothing! So how will a new country survive with no funds from a Federal Government?
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A briefing document issued alongside the speech said the government would intensify its consultations with businesses
Britain is welcome to change its mind and stay in the European Union, but it should not expect to keep…
A spokesman from May’s said this after she failed to win an outright majority at a national election
With no clear winner likely to emerge from Thursday’s vote, a wounded May vowed to provide stability, while her Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn said she should step down
British Prime Minister Theresa May resumes campaigning on Monday after a deadly militant attack on London Bridge. May said Britain…
May said it was the only way to guarantee political stability for years ahead as Britain negotiates its way out of the European Union
Britain’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright, gave the assurance at a public lecture entitled: “BREXIT: Lessons, Challenges and Opportunities,” delivered at the Federal University, Lokoja
The government white paper “lays out a pragmatic and principled approach to converting EU law into UK law on the day we leave the EU, giving businesses, workers and investors as much certainty as possible”, Brexit Secretary, David Davis, told parliament
If the proposal qualifies for the ballot and is approved by voters, it could be a step to a future vote on whether the state would break away from the rest of the nation
The UK Supreme Court will give its ruling at 9:30am (0930 GMT) in a landmark case on whether May can use executive powers known as known as “royal prerogative” to invoke Article 50 of the EU’s Lisbon Treaty and begin two years of divorce talks.
As for the much-debated timetable for leaving the EU, May says Britain could seek a “phased process” for Brexit following two years of formal negotiations
Trump promised to strike a swift bilateral trade deal with the United Kingdom
Hammond revealed that the Office for Budget Responsibility had slashed its growth forecasts from 2.2 per cent in March to 1.4 per cent
The envoy noted that the British Government would give priority to smooth transition that would minimise disruption and there would be no immediate changes to their relationship with the EU
The prime minister confirmed the deadline for triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which sets in place a two-year process of withdrawal
Uwaleke said foreign investors would continue to wait on the sidelines for the uncertainty created by Brexit to clear before investing in the market.
“I foresee the Brexit hangover further pushing the equities market into the bearish territory as foreign investors continue to wait on the sidelines for the uncertainty created by Brexit to clear,” Uwaleke said
Most protestors were young adults and many were draped in EU flags
He would be laughing now. At the heart of the anger that triggered the “Leave” vote last week is the futile attempt, even after many decades, by the British to see themselves as Europeans. Immigration is probably the next big issue. A flood of immigration, especially from EU countries, saw 185,000 net EU citizens move into the UK in 2015 alone, with over 40 per cent of them citing jobs as the main reason.
Global markets erased another $69.2 billion from the combined net worth of the world’s 400 richest people on the first trading day of the week after the Brexit vote, bringing total loss to $196.2 billion in 48 hours