FG Sets N2.5tn Independent Revenue Target For 2026 Amid Fiscal Reforms

FG Sets N2.5tn Independent Revenue Target For 2026 Amid Fiscal Reforms

[mc4wp_form id=33047] The Federal Government has projected N2.5tn in independent revenue for 2026 as part of its broader efforts to strengthen fiscal discipline, improve transparency and reduce leakages in public finance management. The target was disclosed on Tuesday by the Acting Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Fiscal Responsibility Commission, Charles Abana, during…

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Dem Governor’s Plan To Ban Guns Blows Up In Her Face

Dem Governor’s Plan To Ban Guns Blows Up In Her Face

Democratic Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s efforts to enact a sweeping gun-control agenda have been placed on hold by courts in June, while the state Legislature pushed back the effective date of another law. Since Thursday, judges in Lancaster County and Washington County issued preliminary injunctions preventing enforcement of a ban on modern semiautomatic firearms, while…

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NPFL: Ranchers Bees wrap up Inuwa’s signing from Kano Pillars

NPFL: Ranchers Bees wrap up Inuwa’s signing from Kano Pillars

Ranchers Bees have added defender Ibrahim Inuwa to their ranks ahead of the 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, season, DAILY POST reports. The Bees announced Inuwa’s signing on Tuesday. Inuwa joined Ranchers Bees from four-time NPFL champions Kano Pillars. “We are proud to announce the signing of Ibrahim Inuwa from Kano Pillars,” Ranchers Bees wrote…

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Five states earn m as World Bank approves m reform incentives for education, healthcare

Five states earn $15m as World Bank approves $27m reform incentives for education, healthcare

Five states have emerged as the biggest beneficiaries of a $27 million performance-based incentive package under the World Bank-backed HOPE Governance Programme, after meeting key reform benchmarks in Nigeria’s education and primary healthcare sectors. Bayelsa, Borno, Kano, Kebbi and Yobe states will each receive $3 million, amounting to a combined $15 million, for successfully implementing…

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