Adamawa State has announced its preparedness to consider the stance of Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike on the collection of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the state, making it the first northern state to show interest in the move. The Rivers Division of the Federal High Court in August held that the state government should take charge of VAT instead of the federal government, after Mr Wike’s administration filed a suit seeking the power to do so, over illegality claims. The court, presided by Justice Stephen Pam, noted that the Rivers government and not the Federal…
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Annie Idibia, wife of celebrated artist Tuface has cried out, alleging that her husband has secretly packed out of their matrimonial home to live with his baby mama Pero Adeniyi in the U.S. In a voice note that has now gone viral on Instagram and WhatsApp, Mrs Idibia distressed voice can be heard lamenting the development and threatening to “scatter everything The Nollywood actor said Tuface moved his belonging out of the house under the pretence of going for a shoot. She accused her husband’s cousin Frankie of orchestrating the move “I was with my…
The price of a cow could go up as high as N2 million if the Lagos State Government passes the proposed anti-open grazing law. The association’s zonal secretary for South-West, Maikudi Usman, made the disclosure on Wednesday during a one-day public hearing organised by the state House of Assembly on the anti-open grazing bill. Mr Usman said ranching, as being proposed by the government, was capital intensive and his members could not afford it. “If cattle are bred in one place, the price could go up to about two million naira each. We agreed with…
A new academic calendar for the 2021/2022 academic session to both public and private school’s has been released by the Ondo state government. This was contained in a circular addressed to the Head of Service and other stakeholders in the education sector, the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Education ,Science And Technology, Mrs Lola Amuda. All schools are directed to adhere strictly to the new academic calendar. In the circular, with reference number S/HE 326Vol.11/136, Mrs Amuda said the 1st term will start on Monday, 4th of October till Friday, 17th, December 2021. She directed that…
Imperial Boni Hotel is duly registered on September 30, 2020 with the Corporate Affairs Commission RC 1716969 and the Ondo State Ministry of Commerce and Tourism as a company under the hospitality business. We formally opened for business in November 2020. This shows that we are less than a year in business. Since then we have been operating legally and have been law abiding corporate entity. In fact, among our customers includes many officials of the Ondo State Government and members of public including prominent citizens. On Thursday September 2nd, 2021, the officials of the Ondo State Internal Revenue Service…
Kano State Hisbah Board says it has confiscated two vehicles loaded with 5,760 cartons of assorted beer on Kano/Madobi road. This was contained in a statement issued by the spokesman of the board, Lawan Ibrahim-Fagge, in Kano on Wednesday. The statement quoted the Commander-General of the board, Dr Harun Ibn-Sina, as saying, while inspecting the vehicles at the board’s headquarters, that they were apprehended by Hisbah officials around 4:00 a.m. on Wednesday. “Hisbah board has prohibited sale of beer in the state to avoid being intoxicated,” he said. Mr Ibn-Sina added that the board would…
The Fulani Socio-Cultural Association, Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, has berated the Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, for signing the state’s Anti-open Grazing Bill into law. It was earlier reported that the 17 Southern governors led by Akeredolu met in Lagos on July 5, 2021, and “set a timeline of Wednesday, 1st September, 2021 for the promulgation of the anti-open grazing law in all member states”. On August 31, 2021, the Ondo state governor signed into law, the Anti-open Grazing Bill passed by the State House of Assembly. “This is worthwhile and a very…
The State Security Service on Wednesday told the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court that armed robbers have carted away the case file of Sunday Igboho’s supporters who have been in custody since the brutal invasion of their residence in Ibadan weeks ago. A lawyer representing the SSS told Justice Obiora Egwuatu that the incident came when armed robbers operating a one-chance cartel stole attacked an official in charge of the documents. He did not immediately say whether the incident occurred in Abuja or other parts of the country. The lawyer said the matter…
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it is “absolutely” to get approval from the NCC before transmitting election results, as it reveals using the Owerri zonal headquarters office to distribute non-sensitive materials ahead of November 6 Anambra governorship election. INEC National Commissioner, Okechukwu Ibeanu, stated this on Wednesday in Abuja during a parley with media executives. Regarding the transmission of election results, Mr Ibeanu stated, “Let me then tie this to the suggestion by the National Assembly that to transmit results electronically, INEC has to clear with the NCC, that is absolutely unconstitutional.” Further…
The federal government has expended N12.26 billion under its school feeding programme in Niger State within two years, says Amina Gu’ar, the focal person of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) in the state. ”No fewer than 560,000 children are currently being fed in 2,663 schools across the state. ”We also have 5971 cooks, 2,368 cheese makers, 846 agriators and 1,146 local suppliers. “Niger State is the only state that adopted agriators structure in school feeding, this is because we wanted to checkmate inflation, quality of food items delivered to various local governments and to…