MESL (the preferred bidder) scored 1142 marks (94.3%) of the total 1,200 marks, thus surpassing the minimum benchmark score of 75% of 1,200 marks, having offered the highest concession fee of $USD70,000.25 to beat Africa Plus Partners Nigeria Limited Consortium (APPNLC) which scored 742 points.
That your Agency should as matter of urgency set up monitoring committee to start monitoring the activities of discos in their franchise area especially in the instance of capping order and tariff charges on consumers.
In with Section 20(3) of the CBN Act 2007, the President said, all existing old N1000 and N500 notes remain redeemable at the CBN and designated points.
Emefiele gave the assurance during a meeting with the ad-hoc committee on the review of the Bank’s cashless policy and extension of the timeframe of the currency swap programme of the Bank on Tuesday, January 31, 2023.
“We are engaging the banks on the management and disbursement of the CVFF because they are the ones who have the professional know-how in fund management and this would help us in the reduction of risk in order to avoid the same mistakes of the Ship Acquisition and Ship Building Fund,” Jamoh said.
The statement signed by a senior legal officer of the company, Samuel Ozeh further disclosed that the parties have also filed a motion for stay of execution of the Appeal Court's judgement, pending the determination of the suit by the Supreme Court.
The Minister of Transportation, Engineer Mu’azu Jaji Sambo who made the announcement at a press conference at the weekend said that the Presidential approval received by the Ministry on Friday confirmed Union, Zenith, Polaris, UBA and Jaiz Banks as the appointed Primary Lending Institutions for the disbursement of the funds.
NNPCL in a series of tweets, said Nigeria's @nnpclimited, Morocco's ONHYM and the nations of Ghana, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bissau & Sierra Leone, signed an MoU on the gas pipeline project
Those who signed the documents on behalf of their countries were the Group chief executive officer, NNPC Limited, Mallam Mele Kyari, DG-ONHYM of Morocco, Ms Amina Benkhadra; GM PETROSEN Holdings of Senegal, Adama Djallo and DG SMH of Mauritania, Tourad Abdoul Baghi.
We once again laud President Tinubu for his bold vision and stand ready to collaborate with his administration in its effort to promote greater economic equality and prosperity for all Nigerians.
