#ChartoftheDay: Top 10 Sectors with Highest Company Income Tax for Q4 2021
A total of 258.9 billion naira CIT was collected locally and a total of 88.9 billion naira was the value of foreign CIT payments.
What the New MDAs Threshold for Approval of Projects may mean for Accountability
The federal government has set a new threshold for approval of projects by the ministerial tenders board. The ministerial tenders board can now approve projects of above N30 million and not more than N1.5billion.
#ChartoftheDay: Top 10 States with the Highest Number of Human Rights Complaints
Complaints of violations to the National Human Rights Commission included sexual and gender-based violence, women and gender rights, child rights, right of the aged, judiciary rule of law and access to justice, freedom/liberty of persons, right to life, freedom of religion, law enforcement, and human dignity, quality of rights, labor rights, freedom from discrimination, Niger Delta and environments and others.
#ChartoftheDay: 16-Year Record of ASUU Strikes in Nigeria and their Durations
It has become a norm for Nigerian students to expect to spend more than their course duration in tertiary institutions due to ASUU strikes. According to a report by Punch, the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU) has spent over 4 years on strike since 1999.
2022 Budget: Soft Projects Worth N93 Billion Could go Unaccounted For in Nigeria’s Budget
A total of 93.2 billion was allocated for soft projects in the recently approved 2022 budget, Dataphyte analysis has shown.
#ChartoftheDay: Nigerians Spend an Average of N11,000 on Valentine’s day Gifts
Valentine’s Day, celebrated every 14th of February, is a day dedicated to celebrating love and friendship with family, friends but especially between lovers.
Should the NLNG Supply 100% of its Gas Production to the Domestic Market?
Nigeria would be losing an average of N429.9 billion quarterly in export revenue if the exportation of natural gas in Nigeria is halted.
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#ChartoftheDay: Number of Votes Secured by the Winner and First Runner up in Nigeria’s Presidential Elections (1999-2019)
According to a report by Dataphyte, voter turnout in 2019, the lowest so far since the start of the 4th Republic, is the lowest turnout ever recorded in Africa.
#ChartoftheDay: Capital Importation by Sector in Q3 2021
Capital importation totaled $1.73 billion in Q3 2021. Financing ranked highest, bringing in investments worth 469.17 million and making up 27.1% of the total capital importation for Q3 2021.
Yearly or Monthly Rent Payment, Which Do You Prefer?
A bill regulating the payment of rent has been introduced in the Senate, the bill sponsored by Senator Smart Adeyemi, who is representing Kogi west has passed one of the five required readings and it comes amidst complaints about the high cost of rent in Abuja.
#ChartoftheDay: Nigeria has Spent Over 10 Trillion Naira on Fuel Subsidy in 14 Years
Nigeria has spent over 10.3 trillion naira on fuel subsidy between 2006 to 2019. Fuel subsidy is aimed at lessening the burden of the cost of fuel on Nigerians.
#ChartoftheDay: Nigeria’s Corruption Perception Index Score has been F9 for 26 Straight Years (1996-2021)
Nigeria’s score in the just released 2021 CPI is the lowest it has had in 7 years but it is not the lowest it has ever scored in the 26 year history of the index.
Capital Importation Records 18.47% Increase in Q3 2021
With a total inflow of $1.7 billion in the third quarter (Q3) of 2021, capital importation increased by 18.47% over the $1.5 billion recorded in Q3 2020.
2019 Audit Report: The Accountant General of the Federation Fails to Comply with Standards and Regulations
The 2019 audit report, has revealed the Accountant General of the Federation’s failure to comply with extant regulations on approval of the federal government’s consolidated financial statement.
#ChartoftheDay: Top 10 Ministries with the Highest Allocation in the Proposed 2022 Budget
Ten Ministries, Agencies, and Departments (MDAs) are to expend between them, a sum of N1.509 trillion on capital expenditure. These MDAs will spend 30.9% of the total capital expenditure of N4.891 trillion in the proposed 2022 budget.