Five states of the Federation on Wednesday night received awards for been top five reformed states in the year 2018.

The states in descending order included Kaduna, Enugu, Lagos, Abia, and Anambra.

They received their awards from Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) Awards 2019 held at the old Banquet Hall of the State House, Abuja.

Anambra State improved its score from 47 to 53.50 by making it easier to start a business and to register property in the State. – Abia State improved its score from 46 to 53.90 by making it easier to start a business and to register property in the State. – Lagos State improved its score from 48 to 54.90 by making it easier to start a business, register property and obtain construction permits in the State. – Enugu State improved its score from 47 to 56.82 by making it easier to start a business, register property as well as enforce contracts in the State. – Kaduna State improved its score from 55 to 65.97 by making it easier to start a business.

Other companies and individuals that got awards at the ceremony included Oil and Gas Free Zone Authority, Corporate Affairs Commission, National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion.

Others are the Senate and the House of Representatives, Court of Appeal, Nigeria Bar Association, Nigeria Economic Summit Group, National Assembly Environment Round Table, DFiD, World Bank, Oando Energy Resources, First Bank of Nigeria,

Omotayo Omoniyi, who returned large sum of money found to the authorities also received award at the ceremony.

Other awardees are FIRS, Nigeria Custom Service, Nigeria Port’s Authority, Nigeria Shippers Council, Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, Lagos State Judiciary.

Banwo and Ighodalo, KPMG Nigeria, Procter and Gamble Nigeria, Deloitte Nigeria and Aluko and Oyebode also got awards at the ceremony.

Osinbajo said “It really is a pleasure to be here this evening to celebrate the phenomenal successes of the PEBEC reforms but more importantly to recognize specially some of those who made it all possible. Our incredibly selfless and committed private sector partners and the sterling performance of many in the public sector.I n the past three years, Nigeria has implemented more than 140 reforms to make doing business in Nigeria easier.

“Some of the successful reforms include the ability to: Reserve a business name within 4-hours, Complete the registration of a company within 24 hours online, Apply for and receive approval of a visa-on-arrival electronically within 48hrs, File and pay taxes online; and, Access specialised small claims commercial courts in Lagos and Kano, The World Bank also reported in 2018 that 32 states of Nigeria improved their Ease of doing business environment led by Kaduna, Enugu, Abia, Lagos and Anambra

“In 2019, PEBEC set a goal to move Nigeria into the top-100 on the 2020 World Bank Doing Business Index (DBI). To achieve this, we will be pursuing the continued implementation reforms across all indicators, including

“implementation of legislative reforms, specifically the passage of the new Companies and Allied Matters Act and the Omnibus Bills, the expansion of the regulatory reform program started with NAFDAC and NAICOM to include other regulators, the establishment of a National Trading Platform for ports; and the concession of our major international airports.”

Stressing that PEBEC has now commenced the fourth 60-day National Action Plan (NAP 4.0) on Ease of Doing Business, he said, NAP 4.0 is running from the 1st of March to the 29th of April, 2019.

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“It aims to deepen the reforms delivered over the past 3 years and drive institutionalization.

“We have highlighted key action items in all of the focus areas to ensure they do not unravel, and to ensure we drive sustainability

“Some of the targets achieved in the last NAP 3.0 include driving registration for utilization of the National Collateral Registry to facilitate access to credit for SMEs; Clearance of all pending NAFDAC registration applications to improve efficiency; and Creation of a strengthened single joint cargo examination interface in all airports & seaports for import and export to reduce the time spent at the ports.”

He added “NAP 4.0 will focus on initiatives such as enforcing compliance with SLAs across all indicators/focus areas, driving the passage of the CAM Bill 2018 for improved effectiveness of company law in Nigeria, enhancing efficiency in the small claims court, and enhancing the application and approval system for visas on arrival, to mention a few.”

The Council, he said, will continue to work extensively with all MDAs, the National Assembly and other key stakeholders.

He said “All of us who have been involved in this incredible journey will agree that it has been both exciting and fulfilling even if admittedly sometimes frustrating. But that is the way of progress. I congratulate you all for the great successes and thank you all for keeping faith with our joint vision. In particular we must commend our private sector partners who have contributed immensely to the technical output of the EBES through the secondment of professional staff to the secretariat. Let me specially mention the KPMG Professional Services, Deloitte, Procter and Gamble, Banwo&Ighodalo, Aluko and Oyebode.

“The NBA-SBL was also particularly instrumental in the drafting of the omnibus bill. About 40 law firms worked pro-bono towards this effort. Our nation is truly grateful to you.

“We must also commend the Hon. Minister of Industry Trade and Investment Dr OkeyEnelamah for his focused and forthright leadership, and the incomparable and tireless Senior Special Assistant to the President on Industry Trade and Investment Dr JumokeOduwole and her team.

“To the rest of us I think we have demonstrated that the work of creating a world-class environment for commerce will be done by like minds in the Nigerian private and public sectors, and these are the exceptional ladies and gentleman such as yourselves who form the PEBEC family, well-done everyone God bless you.” he stated.


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Thank God our states are waking up by the day. Very soon Nigeria will stop snooring if other states join the pace.

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Afonjas and Jihadist come let's wine and dine together.... am still looking for Ogun Ekiti Osun Ondo Oyo Akure Kwara Do you know the funniest thing Igbos businesses are dominated in all the states mentioned.... Kaduna abia Anambra lagos and Enugu..
Afonjas and Jihadist see what hate has caused you the more you insult us the more we continue to prosper
You can continue insulting the igbos that were arrested in Dubai while your states continue to go down the drain .... Jihadist your case is the worst na una dey rank poverty League Table
Igbos let's gather here and laugh in swahili

If not for Lagos aka nomansland afonjaland would have become Afghanistan

kingemzy5:
Afonjas and Jihadist come let's wine and dine together.... am still looking for Ogun Ekiti Osun Ondo Oyo Akure Kwara Do you know the funniest thing Igbos businesses are dominated in all the states mentioned.... Kaduna abia Anambra lagos and Enugu..
Afonjas and Jihadist see what hate has caused you the more you insult us the more we continue to prosper
You can continue insulting the igbos that were arrested in Dubai while your states continue to go down the drain .... Jihadist your case is the worst na una dey rank poverty League Table
Igbos let's gather here and laugh in swahili

Stop this abeg

Abia carry(ikpeazu) last for that list.

cool.
We offer shipping services from china to nigeria.Chinese yuan available..

Good!

Am i the only one seeing Abia on the list?




I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature

The tribalism in nairaland and in Nigeria is getting too much. How will Nigeria ever grow,in my state where I am from,they are usually below other state in education, trading e.t.c still yet will don't complain.
But any some thing should happen in other state you star hearing things like afonjas,ipob e.t.c.What are these, they are all chidlish acts.
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!
Stop tribalism!!!!!!!!!!!

MXrep:
If not for Lagos aka nomansland afonjaland would have become Afghanistan

Sorry.... God will perfect ur healing.

Enugu and Lagos yes!
But Kaduna is still Hell as Hellrufai..

The remaining 2, i dont know.

Enugu,Abia,Anambra!!!!

These 5 percenters sef

Very resilient

Kudos to Willie, Up APGA!!

Cone head slaves gather here let's cry our ugly souls out.

After buying off Lagos landed properties we will start buying those lazy slaves, tie ropes on their necks and feed them grasses like goats.

Stupid political award! What reform are they talking about in Abia?

I don't give much weight to ratings and awards made in Nigeria.....they can easily be bought or given based on political and other extraneous reasons!

ahh

ictjobber:
Am i the only one seeing Abia on the list?




I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature

Abia being there made the whole thing suspect!

Which Kaduna?

I'm from Anambra, born in Kaduna, schooled in Abia and learnt a trade in Lagos. Who am I? A reformed man?

I no see my state for d list wot happened

kingemzy5:
Afonjas and Jihadist come let's wine and dine together.... am still looking for Ogun Ekiti Osun Ondo Oyo Akure Kwara Do you know the funniest thing Igbos businesses are dominated in all the states mentioned.... Kaduna abia Anambra lagos and Enugu..
Afonjas and Jihadist see what hate has caused you the more you insult us the more we continue to prosper
You can continue insulting the igbos that were arrested in Dubai while your states continue to go down the drain .... Jihadist your case is the worst na una dey rank poverty League Table
Igbos let's gather here and laugh in swahili

This is not about SKULLership bro.
We go invite those ppl when it comes to mineral resources.

Esseite:
Five states of the Federation on Wednesday night received awards for been top five reformed states in the year 2018.

The states in descending order included Kaduna, Enugu, Lagos, Abia, and Anambra.

They received their awards from Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) Awards 2019 held at the old Banquet Hall of the State House, Abuja.

Anambra State improved its score from 47 to 53.50 by making it easier to start a business and to register property in the State. – Abia State improved its score from 46 to 53.90 by making it easier to start a business and to register property in the State. – Lagos State improved its score from 48 to 54.90 by making it easier to start a business, register property and obtain construction permits in the State. – Enugu State improved its score from 47 to 56.82 by making it easier to start a business, register property as well as enforce contracts in the State. – Kaduna State improved its score from 55 to 65.97 by making it easier to start a business.

Other companies and individuals that got awards at the ceremony included Oil and Gas Free Zone Authority, Corporate Affairs Commission, National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion.

Others are the Senate and the House of Representatives, Court of Appeal, Nigeria Bar Association, Nigeria Economic Summit Group, National Assembly Environment Round Table, DFiD, World Bank, Oando Energy Resources, First Bank of Nigeria,

Omotayo Omoniyi, who returned large sum of money found to the authorities also received award at the ceremony.

Other awardees are FIRS, Nigeria Custom Service, Nigeria Port’s Authority, Nigeria Shippers Council, Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, Lagos State Judiciary.

Banwo and Ighodalo, KPMG Nigeria, Procter and Gamble Nigeria, Deloitte Nigeria and Aluko and Oyebode also got awards at the ceremony.

Osinbajo said “It really is a pleasure to be here this evening to celebrate the phenomenal successes of the PEBEC reforms but more importantly to recognize specially some of those who made it all possible. Our incredibly selfless and committed private sector partners and the sterling performance of many in the public sector.I n the past three years, Nigeria has implemented more than 140 reforms to make doing business in Nigeria easier.

“Some of the successful reforms include the ability to: Reserve a business name within 4-hours, Complete the registration of a company within 24 hours online, Apply for and receive approval of a visa-on-arrival electronically within 48hrs, File and pay taxes online; and, Access specialised small claims commercial courts in Lagos and Kano, The World Bank also reported in 2018 that 32 states of Nigeria improved their Ease of doing business environment led by Kaduna, Enugu, Abia, Lagos and Anambra

“In 2019, PEBEC set a goal to move Nigeria into the top-100 on the 2020 World Bank Doing Business Index (DBI). To achieve this, we will be pursuing the continued implementation reforms across all indicators, including

“implementation of legislative reforms, specifically the passage of the new Companies and Allied Matters Act and the Omnibus Bills, the expansion of the regulatory reform program started with NAFDAC and NAICOM to include other regulators, the establishment of a National Trading Platform for ports; and the concession of our major international airports.”

Stressing that PEBEC has now commenced the fourth 60-day National Action Plan (NAP 4.0) on Ease of Doing Business, he said, NAP 4.0 is running from the 1st of March to the 29th of April, 2019.

Read also: No controversy over status of Nigeria SEZ Investment Company – Presidency
“It aims to deepen the reforms delivered over the past 3 years and drive institutionalization.

“We have highlighted key action items in all of the focus areas to ensure they do not unravel, and to ensure we drive sustainability

“Some of the targets achieved in the last NAP 3.0 include driving registration for utilization of the National Collateral Registry to facilitate access to credit for SMEs; Clearance of all pending NAFDAC registration applications to improve efficiency; and Creation of a strengthened single joint cargo examination interface in all airports & seaports for import and export to reduce the time spent at the ports.”

He added “NAP 4.0 will focus on initiatives such as enforcing compliance with SLAs across all indicators/focus areas, driving the passage of the CAM Bill 2018 for improved effectiveness of company law in Nigeria, enhancing efficiency in the small claims court, and enhancing the application and approval system for visas on arrival, to mention a few.”

The Council, he said, will continue to work extensively with all MDAs, the National Assembly and other key stakeholders.

He said “All of us who have been involved in this incredible journey will agree that it has been both exciting and fulfilling even if admittedly sometimes frustrating. But that is the way of progress. I congratulate you all for the great successes and thank you all for keeping faith with our joint vision. In particular we must commend our private sector partners who have contributed immensely to the technical output of the EBES through the secondment of professional staff to the secretariat. Let me specially mention the KPMG Professional Services, Deloitte, Procter and Gamble, Banwo&Ighodalo, Aluko and Oyebode.

“The NBA-SBL was also particularly instrumental in the drafting of the omnibus bill. About 40 law firms worked pro-bono towards this effort. Our nation is truly grateful to you.

“We must also commend the Hon. Minister of Industry Trade and Investment Dr OkeyEnelamah for his focused and forthright leadership, and the incomparable and tireless Senior Special Assistant to the President on Industry Trade and Investment Dr JumokeOduwole and her team.

“To the rest of us I think we have demonstrated that the work of creating a world-class environment for commerce will be done by like minds in the Nigerian private and public sectors, and these are the exceptional ladies and gentleman such as yourselves who form the PEBEC family, well-done everyone God bless you.” he stated.


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Kaduna ke! With all the killing going on in that state?

Grave breakers right now

webizone:
I'm from Anambra, born in Kaduna, schooled in Abia and learnt a trade in Lagos. Who am I? A reformed man?

A Johnny Walker!

042 is surely in the hands of the Lord... Gburugburu is working