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FIRS Generates Record N6.4trn Revenue In 2021The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has generated a record N6.4 trillion as revenue in 2021, the highest in its history. Before we celebrate, let us know the total sum of their recurrent expenditure, overhead, allowances and DTA over the same period. And we still went to borrow. Then we could just spend it wisely without borrowing provided d politician cut their excesses
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FIRS Generates N6.405trn For 2021, Surpasses TargetThe Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has said it collected a total of N6.405 trillion in - both oil and non-oil - revenues a little above the target Audio audit!
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Leveraging On Shoe Making BusinessStatista 2021 report revealed that revenue in the footwear segment in Nigeria is projected to reach $454 million in 2022, adding that this revenue is
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Unilever swings back to profitability amid 35% boom in full-year salesThe company’s shares appreciated by 7.28 per cent on Thursday in Lagos following the news.
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Menace Of Crude Oil TheftRecent media reports claim that Nigeria lost not less than $3.5 billion revenue to crude oil theft in 2021 alone, representing about 10 percent of the
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