FG APPROVES SALARY INCREASE FOR WORKERS

A salary increase for civil servants has been approved by the Nigerian Federal Government. The salary increment ranges from 25 per cent to 35 per cent across the remaining six consolidated salary structures. The increment affects the remaining six consolidated salary structures, namely, Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure (CONPSS), Consolidated Research and Allied Institutions Salary…

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LAGOS PLANS YORUBA WEEK

A letter from the executive arm of the Lagos State government to the state House of Assembly has announced a decision to set the last week of September every year for the celebration of the Yoruba culture. The decision of the government followed a resolution passed by the Lagos Assembly at a sitting held on…

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CBN BARS O’PAY, MONIEPOINT , KUDA, OTHERS

The Central Bank of Nigeria has barred some microfinance banks, including Moniepoint, Opay and Kuda, from opening new accounts and accepting new customers.  The ban is over allegations that they were being used to funnel cryptocurrency and manipulate the naira’s value. Sources asserted that the CBN deemed the new-account-ban necessary to curb money-laundering activities which…

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SENATE MAY PARDON NINGI, ADARAMODU

The Senate is currently weighing options on whether to recall Senator Abdul Ningi from suspension at Tuesday plenary or allow him to serve out the punishment. The Senate in March suspended Senator Ningi for claiming during a BBC Hausa Service interview that the National Assembly passed two 2024 budgets. He also alleged that the 2024…

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ILE-IFE SAGA: BENIN SUSPENDS HIGH CHIEFS

The Benin Monarch, Oba Ewuare II, has suspended some traditional functionaries over their engagement in “sacrilegious show of shame and falsehood against the Benin Custom.” The functionaries are JohnbullIgbinosun, Iduhonre (Ihogbe), S.E. Aigbiremwen, Efesieoghoba (Ogbelaka) and two other Ogbelaka functionaries identified as Ogbeide Osagie and Osamudiame Edo. They were accused of declaring themselves subjects of…

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