In a landmark judgement by Nigeria’s Supreme Court, Alex Okoh, the former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), faces a 30-day imprisonment for contempt of court.
The BPE has said it might put up more redundant public assets for sale in 2020 to meet its N477 billion fiscal budget.
The DG of the BPE, Alex Okoh has urged the government to stop financing budget deficit every year with borrowings from foreign and local loans.
Bureau of Public Enterprises, (BPE) a government agency charged with the responsibility of implementing the Nigerian policy on privatization...
The Bureau for Public Enterprise has disclosed that many companies privatised by the agency are still not performing...
