Concerns about the borrow-me-credit arrangement are voiced by telecom entrepreneurs

Concerns about the effects of monopoly activities on Nigerian consumers and the economy are mounting, which is why the association is calling for a review. [ATE] Concerns about monopoly activities, foreign exchange leaks, and tax ramifications have prompted the Association of Telecom Entrepreneurs to demand a review of the borrow-me-credit program provided by certain telecom…

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Breaking: Anambra Withdraws From Suit Seeking To Declare EFCC Illegal

The Anambra State Government has announced its intention to withdraw from the lawsuit to declare the operations of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) illegal. Represented by its Attorney General, Prof. Sylvia Ifemeje, the state informed the Supreme Court of its decision to no longer participate in the legal proceedings initially initiated by Kogi…

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EFCC Declares Oil Mogul Bolaji Akinduro Wanted

EFCC Declares Oil Mogul Bolaji Akinduro Wanted

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has issued a wanted notice for famous oil magnate, Bolaji Henry Akinduro, concerning alleged fraudulent activities. Akinduro, aged 51, serves as the executive chairman of Total Grace Oil and Gas Investment Limited. He faces accusations of obtaining funds through deceptive means and engaging in theft by conversion. The…

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