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Former Minister of Communication, Adebayo Shittu, has said that having a cabinet of 50 ministers would not be too much for the country, considering the population and the workload of some of the ministries. Shittu stated this on Thursday evening when he was featured as a guest on Channels Television Politics Today. PUNCH Online reports
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The Minister of Water Resources, Engr. Joseph Utsev has pledged to tackle the persistent irrigation challenges hampering sugar production across Nigeria. The minister affirmed his ministry’s commitment to supporting the National Sugar Development Council’s goal of achieving self-sufficiency in sugar production. Utsev made this commitment while hosting the NSDC’s Executive Secretary/CEO, Mr Kamar Bakrin, and
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The Minister of Water Resources, Engr. Joseph Utsev has pledged to tackle the persistent irrigation challenges hampering sugar production across Nigeria. The minister affirmed his ministry’s commitment to supporting the National Sugar Development Council’s goal of achieving self-sufficiency in sugar production. Utsev made this commitment while hosting the NSDC’s Executive Secretary/CEO, Mr Kamar Bakrin, and
The Federal Government’s budget deficit has risen to 7.5 per cent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product as of August 2024, reflecting a significant widening of the gap between government revenue and expenditure. A member of the Central Bank of Nigeria Monetary Policy Committee, Muhammad Abdullahi, disclosed this in his personal statement at the 297th
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The Federal Government’s budget deficit has risen to 7.5 per cent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product as of August 2024, reflecting a significant widening of the gap between government revenue and expenditure. A member of the Central Bank of Nigeria Monetary Policy Committee, Muhammad Abdullahi, disclosed this in his personal statement at the 297th
Heads of ECOWAS member states convened on Saturday to finalise and approve the design of the Lagos-Abidjan Corridor Highway Development Project, ahead of the procurement process set for discussion at their next meeting. The meeting, held in Lagos and chaired by Nigeria’s Minister of Works, Senator Dave Umahi, focused on the $15 billion project, aimed
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Heads of ECOWAS member states convened on Saturday to finalise and approve the design of the Lagos-Abidjan Corridor Highway Development Project, ahead of the procurement process set for discussion at their next meeting. The meeting, held in Lagos and chaired by Nigeria’s Minister of Works, Senator Dave Umahi, focused on the $15 billion project, aimed