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Demolaeby:Don't fall for it. Download Afrinvest and trade urself. It's very simple |
Demolition Notice: Oyo Govt Issues 7-Day Ultimatum to IITA, FRCN, Filling Stations, Others on Ojoo-Akinyele Road The Oyo State Government, under the leadership of Governor Seyi Makinde, has issued a 7-day ultimatum to several institutions and businesses along the Ojoo-Akinyele (Old Oyo Road) corridor to vacate their properties. The directive, issued by the Ministry of Works and Transport, affects the International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Amuludun FM, filling stations, banks, residential buildings, and other commercial structures. According to the notice signed by Engr. O. F. Fadare, the government declared these properties as illegal structures erected within the Federal Roads Right-of-Way, citing a 2020 directive from the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing. The letter, titled “Notice for Removal of Structures Illegally Erected on the Federal Roads and Bridges Right-of-Way,” referenced an earlier public notice published in March 2020. Affected property owners have raised concerns, accusing the state government of overreaching the scope of the original FG directive — which they claim primarily targeted filling stations — and described the current move as sudden and alarming. Many residents expressed shock, stating they had already provided the necessary setbacks for any planned dualization of the road. They warned that the demolition could ruin businesses, worsen economic hardship, and erode public trust. Some landlords emphasized that they have fulfilled their civic duties, including paying taxes and levies, and urged the government to reconsider its decision, especially given the prevailing economic climate. Meanwhile, reports suggest that the demolition is part of a broader plan by the Oyo State Government to dualize the Ojoo-Akinyele road and later seek reimbursement from the Federal Government. Credit :FreshVoiceNewsMedia.com #OyoState #SeyiMakinde #OjooAkinyele #DemolitionNotice #FRCN #IITA #RightOfWay #freshvoicenewsmedia |
After enduring the already difficult process of registering a business name and making full payment, one would expect a smooth and transparent system from the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Instead, the experience has been quite the opposite. Rather than receiving the certificate of registration via email—as expected and as previously practiced—we are now being forced to log into the CAC portal just to download a document we already paid for. To make matters worse, I was shocked to find that because more than 7 days had passed, I was required to pay an additional ₦10,000 to access my certificate. This is not only exploitative but grossly unfair to everyday Nigerians who are doing their best to comply with legal and business registration processes. A certificate that should be freely and promptly issued upon payment is now being used as a revenue trap. It is unacceptable that small business owners, who are the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, are subjected to such bureaucratic and financial hurdles. We urge CAC and relevant oversight bodies to review this policy and restore trust in public service delivery. Digital processes should make life easier for citizens, not more expensive and frustrating |
what is happening to BUA cement |
Do 10 rooms |
chinchum:That's a lie, he has the opportunity of marrying another woman. A man can't cut if his own dick just to cover his murder. He is a police man he has gun and can bite the bullet.He can plan the wife's death without any suspition based on his police experience. A bad woman will always b a disaster waiting to happen |
When a woman cheat, one person must go down. |
I agree, with the reduced importation of oil product we should expect more appreciation |
The way naira is appreciating is surprising, are we now to hoard or sell our USD. What could be the course of this appreciation |
PPR Received today Application Date: May 11 Biometrics: I already have biometrics PPR Date: 21 October 2024 Children dependent visa still showing processing and i don't know when they will make decision on them as mine is already approved. If you have any experience on this your clarification will be welcome. Thanks to everyone here. Previous US and South Africa Visa |
House please i have a US visa but i want to apply for my two kids who are under 14 years old. How will i go about it since they are minors. |
affoncad:Many thanks for the feedback, i have read the conditions. Although i joined my 2 kids in the application who do not have US visa. I will to be sure if that was the reason why i am on the general que before sending the web form. Do you have an idea about this. Many thanks for your reply, i really appreciate. |
I applied in May but yet to hear from IRCC and I have a US visa |
ARM pensions should be careful of false allegations. I have been alleged falsely before and I was vindicated after investigation. Women can b evil |
Hunnn |
Take the train |
Don't click any link u see here on any group, 419 link plenty ooo |
Right step in the right direction |
Nigeria’s central bank announced limits on how much banks can hold in foreign currencies on Wednesday and expressed concern about the growth of forex exposures on their balance sheets after the local currency tumbled against the U.S. dollar. Nigeria’s currency fell to a record low on the official market on Tuesday, slipping below the unofficial parallel market rate, after market regulator FMDQ Exchange changed its closing rate calculation methodology for the naira. Its dollar-denominated sovereign bonds also suffered sharp falls. According to a Reuters report the central bank has introduced a limit on lenders’ net open positions of 20% of shareholders’ funds for short positions and a zero limit for long positions and ordered banks to harmonise reporting, the monetary authority said in a circular on Wednesday. In the past, lenders were not allowed to have open positions on the dollar, meaning they could not buy foreign exchange on their own account from the market or speculate on the value of the currency. It asked them to bring their exposures within the set limits immediately, meaning that banks would have to sell down or face sanctions including suspension from the currency market. Before Nigeria’s currency woes, lenders could use their open net positions on foreign currency to finance short-term trade lines without resorting to the central bank for bidding. That effectively let banks “make the market” for dollars and provide two-way quotes for buying and selling the currency, creating a fully functioning forex market. The central bank said lenders will be required to have liquid foreign assets to cover maturing foreign currency obligations and asked banks to also have a foreign exchange contingency funding arrangement with other institutions. https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/nigerias-central-bank-caps-amount-banks-can-hold-in-fx-as-naira-rout-worsens/ |
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it has concluded the payment of all verified foreign exchange (FX) claims by airlines with an additional $64.44 million to the concerned foreign aviation firms.https://www.thecable.ng/just-in-cbn-concludes-payment-of-all-verified-fx-claims-by-foreign-airlines/amp
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The CBN Governor should resign. He is lacks the tenacity to be on that sit. |
False Allegation is real |
gidgiddy:Please ooo is it TB Joshua that made the school wrote that she stole money. A confirmed thief will always be a lier.If I don't want to believe TB Joshua on anything but on this Ajoke own I am convinced she intentionally wants to use the BBC platform to paint the man black to cover her secret |
The CBN will soon issue a regulation on FX, please don't buy and keep again ooo. Keep safe and watch. If u have plenty just sell |
Omihanifa:U too dey watch Nigeria home video. |
Dollar will start crashing, I pity hoarders. Expect N800 to $1 |
The Federal Government on Friday received a $2.25b foreign exchange support facility from the African Import-Export Bank. The Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, confirmed this to Arise TV, said it is the first tranche of the $3.3bn facility from the bank. He noted that the loan was aimed at resolving the acute FX shortage that has hampered the economy. According to the report monitored by our correspondent, the balance of $1.05bn will be received in the first week of January. Edun stated that work has commenced for solutions to Nigeria’s economic challenges. In August, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited announced that it had secured a $3bn emergency loan from the Afrexim Bank to stabilise the country’s volatile foreign exchange market. https://punchng.com/fg-receives-2-25bn-afrexim-bank-loan/ |
Morning walk and exercise |
800N to 1$ in sabo Ibadan. I pity horders |
SpatialKing:Who are the them that should come and construct LNG for the SE.So u mean all of u shouting LP and ur simon Ekpa can not for a company to build LNG plant abi. In d SW we have Odua Investment what do u have on the SE. |
For those hording dollar, their eye go vlear |
970 in my area now. People are even scared to buy |