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Budget Padding: How National Assembly Approved N40.22billion For Nigerian College Of Fisheries Lagos As Against Proposed N667million

Austin Imoru03 mins

BudgIT Foundation, Nigeria’s civic tech organisation, has revealed that the National Assembly in a budget padding spree of the 2024 Fiscal Appropriation Act, inserted over N40billion in the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, Lagos 2024 proposed budget.  According to BudgIT report, the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, Lagos State in Southwest…

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Google Challenges California’s Proposed “Link Tax” Law, Threatens to Remove News Sites

Austin Imoru04 mins

Google has announced it will begin testing the removal of links to California news websites in response to the California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA), a proposed state bill that seeks to impose a “link tax” on digital platforms linking to news articles. The tech giant argues that the law would severely impact its operations and…

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