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The Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) has urged the federal government to remove the 7.5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), commonly known as diesel. According to NARTO, the high cost of diesel due to the VAT imposition is impacting the distribution and supply of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) petrol. Diesel is the primary fuel for about 90% of haulage trucks used to transport petrol from depots to retail outlets across the country. NARTO warns that unless the government takes swift action, the transporters may park their trucks, leading to a shortage of petrol supply.
Nigeria's recent repeal of the 1988 Arbitration and Conciliation Act and introduction of the 2023 Arbitration and Mediation Act have brought significant changes to the country's legislative framework, enhancing its position as an arbitration hub in Africa. This article explores the criticisms of the previous act and highlights notable changes introduced by the new act, including the option of an Award Review Tribunal, recognition of third party funding, and provisions for consolidation of proceedings.
Prosper Dania, a young Nigerian artist, has gotten one step closer to realizing his childhood dream of exploring space. His artwork titled "Shared Aspiration" has been selected amongst other African youth paintings to be exhibited on China's Tiangong space station by the Shenzhou-16 taikonauts. This achievement is a result of his top prize win in the "My Dream" Painting Competition, co-hosted by the Secretariat of the Chinese Follow-up Committee of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the China Manned Space Engineering Office, and the Chinese missions in Africa. Dania's art showcases a Sino-African collaboration symbolized by a space-bound taikonaut surrounded by the Chinese and Nigerian national flags, and stars.
An analysis of the court order that has prevented the PDP from suspending Nyesom Wike, despite his alleged anti-party activities.
With the upcoming Supreme Court case challenging President Bola Tinubu's electoral victory, Prophet Kingsley Okwuwe predicts success for Peter Obi. In a recent prophecy, Okwuwe urges supporters to continue praying and shows confidence that Obi will triumph in the end.
Cross River State Governor, Bassey Otu, has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on four communities in Yala Local Government Area after deadly clashes resulted in the loss of lives and destruction of properties. The curfew aims to restore normalcy and allow security agencies to address the situation. The governor also urged traditional rulers to restore peace and friendship, holding them accountable for any further breakdown of law and order. The affected communities are urged to adhere strictly to the curfew and embrace peace.
The first-ever Civil Society Week in West Africa concluded with a strong call to prioritize democracy, peace, and prosperity in the region. Participants from over 100 organizations across West Africa and partners from East and Southern Africa gathered in Lagos, Nigeria for the event. The discussions focused on the challenges posed by authoritarianism, shrinking civic space, and frequent coups in the region. The participants condemned coup attempts and emphasized the need for peaceful and democratic solutions to governance issues in the region. They also called for the protection of civic space, the reestablishment of the moral authority of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), and the adoption and implementation of protocols on democracy and good governance.
The National and State House of Assembly Election Petition Tribunal has upheld the victory of Kawu Sumaila representing Kano South Senatorial District. The tribunal dismissed the petition filed by the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Kabiru Gaya, for being grossly incompetent. This decision affirms the declaration of Kawu Sumaila as the rightful winner of the election.
The National and State Houses of Assembly Election Tribunal in Niger State has removed Joshua Gana as the representative of Edati/Lavun/Mokwa Federal Constituency. The tribunal ordered a supplementary election in 26 polling units of the constituency. This decision came after a petition filed by the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate, Abdullahi Usman-Gbatamagi, challenging Gana's victory. The tribunal invalidated votes in the affected polling units, reducing Gana's votes and necessitating a supplementary election.
The Edo State Governor, Mr. Philip Shaibu, has officially resumed at his new office outside the state Government House in Benin-city. The relocation to the new office has been directed by the Permanent Secretary, Office of the Head of Service, and civil servants have already started moving in.
The death toll from a boat mishap in Niger State, Nigeria, has risen to 30, according to the Niger State Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA). The incident occurred in the Mokwa local government area when passengers were traveling to their farms on the other side of river Niger. NSEMA's acting Director General, Alhaji Garba Salihu, confirmed the increase in the number of casualties and dismissed rumors about the exact number of passengers on board the ill-fated boat.
Hon. Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere, member representing Ideato North/South Federal Constituency, has raised concerns over the judgment of the Imo State National and State House of Assembly Election Petitions Tribunal. He argues that the removal contradicts the positions of the law and challenges the jurisdiction of the tribunal in hearing the case brought by the All Progressives Congress (APC). Ugochinyere cites the 1999 Constitution and a Supreme Court judgment in support of his argument. He accuses Governor Hope Uzodimma of being behind the verdict and declares his readiness to win the supplementary poll ordered by the tribunal.
A tragic boat accident in north-central Nigeria has claimed the lives of 26 people, including women and children. The incident occurred when a boat carrying over 100 farmers capsized in Niger State's Mokwa district. So far, over 30 people have been rescued, with search and rescue teams continuing their efforts. This marks the second boat tragedy in the region in just three months. Boat accidents are a recurring issue in northern Nigeria, emphasizing the need for safety measures and better boat regulations.
A tragic boat accident in Niger State, Nigeria has claimed the lives of 28 people, with dozens still missing. Divers continue to search for the remaining passengers as communities rally together to support the rescue efforts.
Bühler's optical sorting technology, SORTEX A LumoVision, is set to revolutionize food safety in Nigeria by reducing aflatoxin contamination in maize. Nigeria's population heavily relies on maize as a staple animal feed crop, and ensuring the safety of the food chain is crucial. The innovative technology allows for the precise identification of aflatoxin contamination in real-time, enabling food and feed manufacturers to protect their products and avoid costly recalls. Bühler plans to showcase this groundbreaking solution at the upcoming Food and Nutrition Security seminar in Ibadan.
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