Nigeria to sharpen focus on transport infrastructure
A multi-billion-dollar overhaul of Nigeria’s transport network is gaining pace as the country looks to plug infrastructure gaps and stimulate economic growth…
EFCC traces huge cash to military chiefs’ wives, kids
Some of the $2.1billion phoney arms contracts cash have been traced to the accounts of wives and children of some former and serving military chiefs, The Nation has learnt…
Former Interior minister, Abba Moro, arrested by EFCC
Nigeria anti graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday arrested former Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro, over the 2014 fatal recruitment exercise into the Nigerian Immigration Service…
Alleged M1trn rail contract scam: Reps invite former Transport Minister, SGF, DSS, EFCC, 27 contractors, others
MEMBERS of the House of Representatives adhoc Committee on the Railway Contract Scam Probe have invited the former Minister of Transport, Isa Bio Ibrahim…
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The card aiming to end Nigeria’s fraud problem
Nigeria has a bad reputation when it comes to fraud…
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Why Buhari sacked DGs, 10 to be handed over to EFCC
The Nation reports that they may be handed over to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) for investigation…
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Nigeria open for business, says Buhari, as he presents 2016 budget
“The president was addressing the joint session of the National Assembly after laying before the lawmakers the 2016 fiscal proposals estimated at an unprecedented N6.08 trillion.
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President orders probe of 2016 budget fraud
According to Premium Times, which cited a senior government official, the President strictly ordered that the cases of discrepancies in numbers and ambiguities be resolved without further delay…
EFCC recovering billions of naira for govt, says Magu
Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, has said the anti-graft agency is recovering stolen funds in billions of naira for the government…
The risk of ignoring Africa when investing
Mr. Morland’s Britain-based firm, Development Partners International, has a $500-million (U.S.) fund invested in eight countries in different industries: banking, fast foods, telephone towers, micro-finance, insurance, pharmaceuticals, food processing and modular housing…
US Businesses Visit Nigeria for Trade Expansion
A trade delegation of 16 United States companies representing multiple sectors visited Nigeria recently. The trade group was part of the largest overall US Government-led trade mission to Africa in history…