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yak:why ? |
id4sho:congrats! |
id4sho:like you just got employed ![]() |
i got an invite, any one with me ?
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any update on shortlisting ? |
President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the review of the revenue reporting template between the NNPC and the Federation Account Allocation Committee. The Minister of Finance , Mrs . Kemi Adeosun, conveyed the President ’s directive on Friday while giving a breakdown of how N821.9 bn revenue generated in June was shared among the three tiers of government. “ As you are aware , in the last couple of FAAC meetings, the accounts presented by NNPC were not acceptable by the states and so Mr. President asked to be briefed on the issue. “ Based on that briefing, Mr . President asked for further information to be provided by both the Ministry of Finance and the NNPC. “ Last Thursday , he held a meeting with myself, the Chief of Staff, the Minister of State for Petroleum and the NNPC team. “ Mr . President gave some certain directives , one which relates to FAAC is the need to revise the template. “ It was ascertained that the reporting template between the NNPC and FAAC was not providing the right level of assurance around the figures. “ It is for this reason that he has directed that a new template be generated jointly between the Ministry of Finance , the office of the Accountant -General, NNPC and RMAFC ,” she said Adeosun said Buhari also directed that henceforth , before FAAC meetings, a team from the Ministry of Finance and the NNPC should go through the figures and agree before presenting it to FAAC members. Giving a breakdown of the allocation for the month of June, Adeosun said that after deductions for cost of collections , the Federal Government received N283.54 bn. Adeosun said in accordance with the revenue sharing formula , the 36 states governments received N143.81 billion , while the Local Government Councils received an allocation of N110.87 billion. In addition , she announced that N 37.4bn representing 13 per cent of the mineral revenue generated in the month of June, was also shared among the oil producing states. To this end , Adeosun said the nation generated N393.17 bn as mineral revenue and N294.17 billion as non -mineral revenue in February. She said that in the spirit of saving for a rainy day , N100 bn was transfered to the Excess Crude Account , making the balance $2.27 bn. Meanwhile, the Chairman , Commissioners of Finance Forum , Mr . Mahmoud Yunusa, said the state governments agreed with the decision of President Buhari to review the revenue reporting template of the NNPC. He said that the Committee will closely monitor the development, to ensure that it achieves the desired effect. http://punchng.com/faac-buhari-orders-review-of-revenue-template-as-fg-states-share-n821-9bn/ |
macanthony25 preshdiva ammyluv2002 yomihinmikaiye DonPiiko
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Nepotism at peak, some of these positions were not even advertised for, later Hadiza Bala Usman will come out and call herself a saint.. |
Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A Prime is currently sold out on AliExpress..... |
When are they shortlisting for aptitude test ? |
what about senior staff ? |
calmnquiet:una don start rumour again.... |
When will they start collecting CV to recruit another set of 750 ? |
Birniwa:check your SPAM, you will see the postmaster message |
Connection will matters a lot in this recruitment.. anyway EMAIL don full ohhh
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Connection will matters a lot in this recruitment.. anyway EMAIL don full ohhh
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ibnvictor:SCAMM!!! Blessing Ikwe and the rest will send you packing to the village. |
ammyluv2002:The process is hijacked, no word from them going to 6 months naw.. |
Nice one... |
Jumbo Allocation, State Governors will be silent naw. lalasticlala |
The Federal Government, states and local governments shared N701 billion as revenue for the month of April, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Mahmoud Isa-Dutse, said on Wednesday in Abuja. Mr Isa-Dutse said the amounts shared were the outcome of Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting. Giving a breakdown of the revenue accrued in April, the permanent secretary said mineral revenue increased by N50.7 billion, that is from N360.51 billion in March to N411.2 billion in April. He added that non-mineral revenue also increased by N81.25 billion, from N120 billion in March to N201.3 billion in April. He noted that Value Added Tax (VAT) collected increased from N80.35 billion in March to N83.4 billion in April. He indicated that “gross statutory revenue of N613 billion received for the month was higher than the N480.59 billion received in previous month by N132.45 billion. “Crude oil sales volume increased by 64 per cent, compared with 7.72 million barrels from the previous month, resulting in increased revenue from the Federation Crude Oil Export Sales by 226.90 million dollars. “Also, average crude oil price increased from 65.7 dollars to 66.78 dollars per barrel. “Performance for the month in review would have been better but for a few production shut-ins and shut-downs at various terminals for repairs and maintenance.” Mr Isa-Dutse said looking at the significant increase in revenues, the federal, states and local government decided to save some of the month’s revenue for the rainy day. In summary, Mr Isa-Dutse said, N276.53 billion was allocated to Federal Government, N140.2 billion to states and N108.1 billion was allocated to local governments. On the issue of reconciliation of accounts with Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr Isa-Dutse said it was ongoing. He explained that reconciliation of monies collected by revenue generating agencies was also ongoing. Meanwhile, the Chairman, Finance Commissioner’s Forum, Mahmud Yunusa, said states were planning to contest the current revenue sharing formula. He said it was not fair that Federal Government should take the lion share of the revenue “when states and local governments were closer to the people “We are clamouring for review of the revenue sharing formula because most people reside in states and local governments. “The Federal Government only controls Abuja but where the real Nigerians reside are states and local governments. “So, we believe they should have more revenues so that they can work better, so that the people will feel the impact and presence of government.” Mr Yunusa said states would soon make their demand formal so that the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) would begin the process of reviewing the current revenue sharing formula. Currently, the country is operating on a revenue allocation formula of: Federal Government — 52.68 per cent, State Governments — 26.72 per cent and Local Governments — 20.60 per cent. Also, 13 per cent of the oil and gas federally collected revenue is given to oil-producing states and communities as derivation revenue to compensate for ecological risks of oil production. This formula was designed during the President Olusegun Obasanjo Administration. Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/269533-faac-fg-states-lgs-share-n701-billion-in-april.html
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Hafsat24:wishing you a successfull career service years with FIRS... Congratulations!! |
still waiting for phase two (750) of the recruitment exercise, like they are to recruit 750 every year for a period of three years. |
RIP |
How much does NTA pays grade 08 step 02 ? |
Mfunkynation:stil dont know what went wrong with aliexpress, since March 02, I'm yet to receive my parcel. might be force to open a dispute. |
any1 with credible info ? cc: macanthony25 preshdiva Hafsat24 ammyluv2002 |
i ordered for Xiaomi Redmi 5A prime on Aliexpress since March 02, I'm yet to get my package delivered to me via Aliexpress standard. any way suggestions or way out ? |
Down side of this version is that it doesn't support fingerprint scanner the one that goes with fingerprint is sold for 45k(aliexpress price) |
DSS has approved the recruitment of junior, intermediate and officer cadres. Applicants of junior cadre must have five credits including English and not more than 26yrs. Applicants of intermediate cadre should have five credits including English, ND/NCE minimum of lower credit and not more than 28yrs. Applicants of officer cadre, should have five credits including English, Degree/HND minimum of 2nd class lower credit/lower credit and not more than 30yrs. Application should be submitted to State Command of candidate's state of origin on or before 5th February, 2018 |
is there any federal MDA's currently accepting CV ? |
Why is is that, in most accident drivers are always at the mercy ? They are hardly hit with injuries |
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