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President Muhammadu Buhari has issued a Tuesday, September 15, 2015 deadline for all Federal MDAs to comply with the Treasury Single Account (TSA) directive.This was disclosed on Monday, via Buhari’s official Twitter handle,

Buhari Issues Deadline For Compliance With Treasury Single Account

HOPE of resumption of crude oil export from Nigeria to the United State of America has been renewed by the president of a Washington-based Global Water and Energy Strategy Team (GWEST), Paul Wihbey.According to GuardianAlso, President Muhammadu Buhari has been advised to swiftly put in place a new strategic energy policy for export of Nigerian oil to new markets in Asia, while also urging government to resolve the crisis with India, which has expressed its willingness to increase its crude oil import from Nigeria to about $50billion

Nigeria To Resume Oil Export To United States

The Lagos State Government has announced its plans strictly enforce the Road Traffic Law 2012, restricting trailers and long vehicles from plying the metropolis between 6am and 9pm.According to PunchPermanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, Mr. Oluseyi Whenu, who spoke to journalists on the backdrop of the fatal accident involving a container-laden trailer on Thursday at Ojuelegba, said the trailer contravened Section 2 (i) and 2 (ii) of the Traffic Law.In a statement on Sunday, Whenu said the state government would henceforth go tough on any trailer and long vehicle that contravened the law as such vehicle would be impounded and made to pay the stipulated fine accordingly.The statement added that the leaders of various transport unions and associations in the state had resolved to support the new directive introduced to apprehend traffic offenders.Whenu, at the meeting clarified the state government’s position on the new directive, saying officials of the Lagos State Traffic

Lagos Threatens To Seize Trucks Between 6am And 9pm

Popular Nigerian high-life whiz, Bright Chimezie who is popularly known as Okoro Junior, has disclosed he is still flourishing, despite his relocation to the village after been on stage for about 35 years.In a recent chat with The Sun, the Imo State talented singer, dancer and composer, spoke on the gains and pains of his living in the village and his planned relocation to Lagos.Responding to questions if he is in any way making moves to relocate from the village, the Zigima Sound boss said, “It is now about 12 years since I relocated to my country home actually, but I am planning on relocating to Lagos soon.“I am working on it but it would be a gradual process. You would have noticed that I have been doing a couple of shows in Lagos lately. That is part of the process. Henceforth in terms of regular shows, our presence would be felt more often than before in Lagos.“It is part of the process of re-launching the brand in the city. But the Zigima brand is like an institution, and

Relocation To The Village Has Paid-Off, Bright Chimezie Reveals