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Stop Approving Further Requests for Loans by the Executive – CISLAC Tells NASS

Posted By: adminon: July 28, 2020In: NewsLogTags: FEC, FIRS, IMF, NDDC, NEDC, NEITI, NNPC, NSITFNo CommentsViews:
Stop Approving Further Requests for Loans by the Executive – CISLAC Tells NASS

A call has gone out to the leadership of the National Assembly in Nigeria to restrain itself from further approval of borrowing by the Executive arm. Rather, it should mandate that arm to re... Read more

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With Battle Commanders Shelling Each Other, Isn’t Victory Elusive and the Anti-Corruption War Over?

Posted By: adminon: July 14, 2020In: SpectacleTags: AfricaReport, EFCC, NDDC, NSITFNo CommentsViews:
With Battle Commanders Shelling Each Other, Isn’t Victory Elusive and the Anti-Corruption War Over?

Every dollar that a corrupt official or a corrupt business person puts in their pocket is a dollar stolen from a pregnant woman who needs healthcare; or from a girl or a boy who deserves an... Read more

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