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President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of Mohammed Bello Koko as the substantive managing director for the Nigerian Ports Authority NPA .The federal ministry of transportation disclosed this on Tuesday in a circular signed by Eric Ojiekwe, its director of press and public relations. Prior to this appointment, Koko was the executive director, finance administration of NPA, the statement reads.Koko will replace Hadiza Bala Usman 鈥?suspended in May 2021 over the allegation of missing N165 billion.Usmans suspension followed a recommendation by Rotimi Amaechi, minister of t
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owala :54 pmBrits think almost half of England is lsquo;built onrsquo; ndash; but real figure is less than 10 per centBy: Jessica Frank-KeyesPolitical ReporterShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleUK Housing Prices fallBrits think almost half of land in England is built on by towns, roads or rail lines ndash; despite the real figure being under
yeti ca nine per cent, polling has revealed.Six in 10 people in England also say retaining the current green belt should come before meeting housing needs, researchers at Ipsos for the Economist found.This is despite a majority of people in Britain saying housing is unaffordable for them, with many linking this to problems with supply.55 per cent of Brits say housing is not affordable in the UK for people like me and in England, 72 per cent say housing is unaffordable in their local area.And most Brits a
stanley cup website lso agree that housing prices wonrsquo;t come down until the number of new homes being built goes up every year ndash; with 46 per cent backing this in their own areas. lsquo;Warped mental imagersquo;Ben Marshall, Ipsos research director, said: Even people instinctively pro-building are cool on prioritising meeting the countryrsquo housing needs at the expense of some green belt land.This is likely to be related to the pretty warped mental image of how much of our landscape is
