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14 yrs after Oronsaye Report, bloated agencies cost Nigeria N1tr in 2026

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By Collins Olayinka
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
Tinubu reneges on earlier promise, continues big government programme • Scrapped on paper, NPC gets N110.7b allocation • ‘Government should focus on reducing overlapping functions, not agencies’ • Affected offices hang on to unattended laws to maintain relevance About 14 years after the Stephen Oronsaye Committee’s Report on the streamlining of federal ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), the Federal Government may have given up on efforts to streamline existing public institutions...
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PTAD pays N3.82 billion pension arrears to 30,356 retirees

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By Collins Olayinka
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
The Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) has disbursed N3.82 billion in pension arrears to 30,356 retirees under the Defined Benefit Scheme (DBS). The payment follows a review of outstanding pension computations. The payment, which amounted to N3,817,568,592.8, was made to pensioners across the Parastatals Pension Department (PaPD), Defunct and Transferred Agencies Pension Department (DTAPD), and Tertiary, Education and Health Pension Department (TEHPD).
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37% of Nigerians lack electricity access in 2024, says NLNG

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By Collins Olayinka
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
Industry experts in the oil and gas sector blame regulatory uncertainty, inadequate infrastructure, and weak execution for the widening gap between the country’s resources and the value derived from them.
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