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The Federal Government of Nigeria has granted the (NAMA) Nigerian Airspace Management Agency the authority to impose and collect fees for helicopter landings across the country. This decision marks a significant step toward enhancing NAMA’s revenue streams and ensuring the agency’s long-term self-sufficiency. By empowering NAMA to charge helicopter landing fees, the Federal Government has…

Federal Government has pledged to tackle the high cost of medications across the country. This commitment underscores the government’s dedication to ensuring affordable access to essential healthcare for all citizens, regardless of their economic status. The announcement comes as a response to the mounting concerns over the rising prices of drugs, which have been a…

The Federal Government of Nigeria has broken its silence over the arrest of Daniel Ojukwu, a journalist working for the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ). Mohammed Idris, the Minister of Information, has confirmed that the government is actively working to resolve the issues surrounding Daniel Ojukwu’s detention, signaling a commitment to upholding the rights of…

As Labour Union in Nigeria commemorated May Day, the anticipated announcement of a new minimum wage was met with disappointment as negotiations hit a stalemate. The impasse underscores the delicate balance between addressing workers’ needs and navigating economic constraints. The deadlock primarily revolves around the disparity between labour’s Union demand for a minimum wage of…

In a step towards the construction of the highly anticipated Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the Federal Government of Nigeria has allocated a staggering N2.7 billion for compensating affected property owners. This demonstrates the government’s unwavering commitment to infrastructure development while ensuring fair treatment and due process for its citizens. The compensation payout covers structures along the…

In a bid to foster transparency and accountability in Nigeria’s mining sector, the federal government has taken a decisive step to revoke 924 inactive mining licenses spanning exploration, mining, small-scale mining, and quarrying. The announcement was made by Mr. Dele Alake, the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, during a press conference held on Wednesday, marking…

In a recent development in the education sector, the Federal Government, led by the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, is deliberating the implementation of a minimum age requirement of 18 years for admission into universities and other tertiary institutions. The proposal aims to address several challenges faced by higher educational institutions, particularly concerning underage…