Governor Udom Emmanuel has announced modalities that will guide the gradual lifting of the lockdown of the state. The announcement, which formed…
Economy
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EconomyOyo State
Workers’ Day: Seyi Makinde sacrifices senior appointee’s salaries to protect workers
Today, to celebrate the workers’ day, Governor Seyi Makinde addressed the state’s workers and thanked them for their contributions towards the government’s efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, OYOGist.com reports.
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Economy
Access Bank to Cut Salaries, Layoff 75% of Its Staff Due to Covid-19 Effects
by John Asamaby John AsamaThe group managing director of Access Bank, Herbert Wigwe, in a leaked video, has revealed the bank’s planned mass retrenchment of its workforce…
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Economy
FG to Cut Number of Agencies by 102 to Reduce Governance Cost – Minister
by John Asamaby John AsamaThe President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has approved the implementation of the Steve Oransaye Committee report on the rationalisation of government…
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EconomyPolitics
FG Requests Bank Statements of Former President Jonathan, His Wife, Others
by John Asamaby John AsamaThe Federal Government has requested for the account statements of some former public office holders to 10 banks. Bloomberg reports that the…
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Since his inauguration as the Governor of Oyo State, His Excellency, Engr Seyi Makinde, aside from his brilliance and kind-heartedness towards the residents of Oyo State, has always held farmers as critical factors in his growth strategy for the state.
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OYOGist.com has learned that life is gradually returning to pre-COVID-19 lockdown in Lagos State, it was observed yesterday, which shows that Lagosians…
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OYOGist.com has learned that popular Ghanian dancehall stalwart Shatta Wale has given some salient lessons on the art of money making that…
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The IPPIS is an ICT tool that enables the government to keep track of payment of employees on its payroll, and has most of the Federal Civil Servants enrolled in it.
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Saudi Arabia’s economy is on a contraction after global oil prices fell below $20, further straining the gulf country’s economy that has been hard-hit by lockdown since the COVID-19 outbreak started, OYOGist.com has learnt.