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If the Internally Generated Revenue in 2022 were shared among citizens of the State NORTH CENTRAL 1 FCT: ₦37,779 2 Kwara: ₦10,041 3 Nasarawa: ₦8,604 NORTH EAST 1 Borno: ₦6,142 2 Gombe: ₦3,881 3 Bauchi: ₦3,297 NORTH WEST 1 Kaduna: ₦5,340 2 Sokoto: ₦3,679 3 Zamfara: ₦3,636 SOUTH EAST 1 Enugu: ₦6,884 2 Anambra: ₦6,649 3 Abia: ₦5,350 SOUTH SOUTH 1 Rivers: ₦24,509 2 Delta: ₦14,978 3 Edo: ₦12,000 SOUTH WEST 1 Lagos: ₦45,364 2 Ogun: ₦21,724 3 Oyo: ₦7,998 |
Metrix147:
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Truths9ja:
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Victory for Democracy |
Keyamo is a liar
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Appeal Court nullified the election of the Speaker of the kaduna State House of Assembly. 2: the court ordered for a re - run in 5 polling units as against 42 ordered by the election tribunal. 3: @OfficialAPCNg will not protest. We will not share pics of our respected Justices. We have accepted the order and working towards the re-run. 4: democracy is not in danger. https://twitter.com/woye1/status/1729160400418034024 |
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Boosting internally generated revenue (IGR) is crucial for Nigerian state governments to achieve fiscal independence. This can be achieved through effective taxation systems, improving business environments to attract investments, and reducing dependency on federal allocations. A focus on economic diversification and innovative revenue-generation strategies can contribute to financial sustainability, reducing reliance on political rhetoric about regional independence.
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INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE, TOP 3 PER ZONE NORTH CENTRAL 1 FCT: ₦124.37bn 2 Kwara: ₦35.76bn 3 Nasarawa: ₦19.28bn NORTH EAST 1 Bauchi: ₦25.47bn 2 Borno: ₦19.06bn 3 Gombe: ₦13.60bn NORTH WEST 1 Kaduna: ₦58.09bn 2 Kano: ₦42.51bn 3 Sokoto: ₦23.62bn SOUTH EAST 1 Anambra: ₦33.97bn 2 Enugu: ₦28.69bn 3 Abia: ₦20.11bn SOUTH SOUTH 1 Rivers: ₦172.82bn 2 Delta: ₦85.90bn 3 Edo: ₦47.46bn SOUTH WEST 1 Lagos: ₦651.15bn 2 Ogun: ₦120.58bn 3 Oyo: ₦62.25bn #StatiSense https://twitter.com/StatiSense/status/1729237717165207781 |
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Mallam Mele Kolo Kyari reappointed as Group Chief Executive Officer |
PRESIDENT TINUBU APPOINTS NNPC BOARD AND MANAGEMENT TEAM In compliance with Section 59 (2) of the Petroleum Industry Act, 2021, President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of a new Board and Management team for the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) with effect from December 1, 2023: (1) Chief Pius Akinyelure — Non-Executive Board Chairman (2) Mallam Mele Kolo Kyari — Group Chief Executive Officer (3) Alhaji Umar Isa Ajiya — Chief Financial Officer (4) Mr. Ledum Mitee — Non-Executive Director (5) Mr. Musa Tumsa — Non-Executive Director (6) Mr. Ghali Muhammad — Non-Executive Director (7) Prof. Mustapha Aliyu — Non-Executive Director ( Mr. David Ogbodo — Non-Executive Director(9) Ms. Eunice Thomas — Non-Executive Director Furthermore, President Tinubu approved the appointment of two Permanent Secretaries: (10) Mr. Okokon Ekanem Udo — Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance (11) Amb. Gabriel Aduda — Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources President Tinubu anticipates the fullest measure of compliance with the performance-driven and results-oriented mandate of his Renewed Hope administration in the implementation of energy policy that will monetize all available oil and gas resources of today while paving the way for the total exploitation of new and cleaner energy sources of tomorrow by this distinguished team. Chief Ajuri Ngelale Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity) |
verifiablefacts:Asian Genes |
budaatum:All the best |
budaatum:Oga o, see the link posted now, where did you get wrong link? https://smedan.gov.ng/smedansterling/ |
naturalman:
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BOSSkesh:Yes sir @9% |
SadiqBabaSani:No Sir It private sector partnership, not oil money
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Sad news: FG not Tinubu is requesting eligible applicants to apply for N5bn @smedaninfo & @Sterling_Bankng loan for MSME at 9% per annum 2: This is the link. 3: https://smedan.gov.ng/smedansterling/ 4: You will enjoy the prosperity of APC’s govt. 5: No one will ask you whether you voted against APC ooo. 6: Go and conquer oooo as the loan dey hot https://twitter.com/woye1/status/1729080616577053090 |
There’s nothing of such, no one dare go against the resolution reached with the President. Can anyone go against what President Tinubu has pronounced? That agreement stands and nothing more” |
Beer parlour journalism So , he wants the President the get rid of him politically ? |
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Democracy and rule of law in action |
Why is the video upside down |
eldoradoxx:Read to understand....the case here is PDP disobeyed the Court |
Navigating the challenging path of entrepreneurship can be daunting for someone like you, but your early initiation into the learning process is fortunate. The journey may be tough and solitary, but it holds the promise of eventual fulfillment. As a former career professional who left a paid job nine years ago at the pinnacle of my career, the decision rests in your hands. Before transitioning from your paid job to your part-time business as full-time, consider factors such as: Financial Stability: Ensure you have a solid financial foundation to sustain yourself during the initial phases of your business. Market Research: Evaluate the demand for your product or service, understanding your target market and competition. Business Plan: Develop a comprehensive business plan outlining your goals, strategies, and financial projections. Network and Support: Build a network of mentors, advisors, and a support system to guide you through challenges. Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Understand and comply with legal and regulatory requirements relevant to your business. Passion and Commitment: Assess your passion and commitment to the business, as it will be crucial during challenging times. Skills and Knowledge: Ensure you possess the necessary skills and knowledge for running your specific business. Health Insurance and Benefits: Consider how leaving your job might impact health insurance and other benefits, and plan accordingly. Market Trends: Stay updated on market trends to adapt and evolve your business accordingly. Contingency Plan: Have a contingency plan in case things don't go as expected, providing a safety net for unforeseen challenges. Wishing you all the best and don't blame the devil Experienced Entrepreneur & CEO |
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A repeat of what happened to APC in Zamfara in 2019 |
PDP has lost all the 16 seats in the Plateau House of Assembly as Appeal Court declared Nimchalk Nansak of APC as the winner of the Langtang constituency.Posted Woye1 on Twitter(Formerly known X)
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Mr. David Ogbodo — Non-Executive Director