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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria in furtherance of its role in the entrenchment of good corporate governance practice in Nigeria exposed a draft revised Code of Corporate Governance to the public. It is intended that this revised Code will replace the current corporate governance code in the country which came into force in 2003. In this paper, a thorough examination of the draft Code of Corporate Governance is undertaken with a view to ensuring that the final version of the Code will be well-suited to meet the desired goals. Consequently, some of its provisions have been critically reviewed while others have been acclaimed. Furthermore, attention was drawn to the increased responsibility of the Securities and Exchange Commission in establishing good corporate governance practice. Extensive suggestions were also made in this regard.

Here, we report the availability of draft genomes of several Salmonella serotypes, isolated from poultry sources from Nigeria. These genomes will help to further understand the biological diversity of S. enterica and will serve as references in microbial trace-back studies to improve food safety.

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Okoro became the first player of Nigerian origin on Wednesday to have his name called among the 2020 draft class, which broke the previous record (five) for the most players from Africa selected in one NBA Draft.

The Second Committee (Economic and Financial) today concluded its seventy-eighth session, approving nine draft resolutions and two draft decisions on a range of topics, voting on a draft addressing international tax cooperation.

The representative of the Russian Federation said that existing multilateral cooperation mechanisms, including within the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), are neither inclusive nor effective, supporting the transfer of tax discussions to the UN platform. He voiced support for the draft presented by the African Group, which implies a step-by-step approach to the development of a UN framework convention on taxes.

The Committee also approved two draft decisions: Revitalization of the work of the Second Committee; and Draft programme of work of the Second Committee for the seventy-ninth session of the General Assembly.

The permanent observer for the Holy See welcomed that the version of the resolution adopted excluded a number of highly controversial elements, many of which were present in the zero draft. Further welcoming language relating to poverty, he reiterated persistent concerns related to the process and the future of the resolution. The lack of agreement on the process led to some irregularities, with, arguably, no draft receiving a full reading in an informal meeting. Further noting the crossover between the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) and the Second Committee (Economic and Financial), he raised the question that future iterations may become a Third Committee resolution in all but name. He affirmed that gender is grounded in biological sexual identity, male or female.

The representative of the Russian Federation said that existing multilateral cooperation mechanisms, including within the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), are neither inclusive nor effective and support the transfer of tax discussions to the UN platform. He supports the draft presented by the African Group, which implies a step-by-step approach to the development of a UN framework convention on taxes. It is impossible to effectively solve the problem of mobilizing domestic resources without creating a fairer and more inclusive international tax system, as maintaining the status quo will prevent the Global South countries from achieving self-sufficiency and reduce their dependence on external financial assistance.

Speaking after the vote, the representative of Colombia expressed full support for the draft resolution, pledging to vote in its favour. He recognized the critical importance of adopting multilateral solutions to address the challenges that taxation poses in a completely globalized, highly digitalized economy, which currently transcends traditional notions of physical presence that underlie tax rules. He called for an inclusive approach, in which all countries can participate without prerequisites, equitably and meaningfully, in defining the agenda and making decisions related to international tax cooperation.

The representative of Trkiye noted that the OECD has vast experience in the field, reiterating that the current framework on international tax should remain the main driver. She recalled concerns over the zero draft which precluded agreement on a legally binding accord or framework convention on international tax cooperation, calling for further discussion. Despite efforts, she noted that negotiations yielded a text that was far from being consensual and expressed regret that the United Kingdom amendment was not approved. However, as a close partner of Africa, her delegation abstained.

The representative of China said the international community should practise true multilateralism and create a favourable global environment for full implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement. Operative paragraph 16 of the draft resolution is the consensus language of the General Assembly, and it has been written into the resolution many times based on consensus. He called on all Member States to support the position of the Group of 77 and China, vote against the amendment proposed by the United States and vote for operative paragraph 16 in the original draft resolution.

The Committee then approved, and thus retained, operative paragraph 16 of the draft resolution by a recorded vote of 121 in favour to 51 against, with 4 abstentions (Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Papua New Guinea).

The project launched with two stories published on its website, crosschecknigeria.org. All journalists add content and investigation notes into a dedicated platform, helping to build a quick-reference database and enabling academic researchers to capture and compare misinformation across different countries. The workflow has been designed deliberately to encourage collaborative investigation that can continue beyond the election.

The BAL Elevate player pool was made up of prospects who currently attend NBA Academy Africa. The draft order was determined by a random draw of the 12 BAL teams. BAL Elevate players will not share in the prize money awarded to the top BAL teams at the end of the season to preserve their amateur status. Below are the BAL Elevate players selected by each team:

For a little while, at least, there were people to see and things to do. There was a brief pre-draft meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Ekwonu then met Thomas Davis, the former Carolina Panthers linebacker whose jersey Ekwonu wore as a kid, growing up in Charlotte.

There are currently 19 players of Nigerian origin on NBA rosters, including the three Antetokounmpo brothers, Bam Adebayo, Victor Oladipo and Andre Iguodala, the oldest Nigerian in the league, who was selected ninth overall in the 2004 draft.

"The plan from the very start wasn't football," Wanogho said in a videoconference call Saturday after being drafted. "I can tell you that. God always has a special plan, and come to the United States like just a kid with a dream, just to see. And, you know, I try to reminisce back and just think about it, and it's been a long journey. Like a lot of people have made a lot of sacrifices for me to be here today, and just seeing that dream actually come true, it's a blessing. It's great. I'm excited. I don't even know the word to actually say, to tell people how excited I am. But it's a blessing for me."

It took another 10 years before the NBA drafted another player of Nigerian descent when the New Jersey Nets picked up Yinka Dare from George Washington, and another four years before Michael Olowokandi was drafted number one overall by the LA Clippers.

Former Nigeria captain Olumide Oyedeji was drafted out of German team DJK Wurzburg [Dirk Nowitzki played there too] and has run basketball camps every year in Nigeria for 20 straight years until this year's COVID-19 interruption.

The Draft also includes Mamadi Diakite, who was born in Guinea, Paul Eboua, born in Cameroon, Karim Mane and Lamine Diane, both born in Senegal. If they are all drafted it would break the record for the most players to be drafted from the continent. Four were drafted in 2016.

Before the offensive tackle was to be taken sixth overall to his hometown Carolina Panthers, Ekwonu managed the pomp and circumstance that came with the red carpet interviews, photoshoots, and mass media attention surrounding the draft.

Ekwonu recalled how the planning stage ended around early April before he saw the piece for the first time the morning of the draft. It was a custom-tailored suit, so the pants and blazer had to be altered to fit him perfectly before he stepped onto the red carpet.

"Before I even met the players, kind of already having the impact; it meant a lot," Ekwonu said. "(It's) something that I feel like kind of extends from the draft day suit, too, be it me using my platform for the right reasons. It's just something I'm definitely proud of."

The Council will adopt this morning (28 July), a presidential statement on Boko Haram, also taking note of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) being created to combat the group. Chad circulated a draft on the evening of 22 July. An expert level meeting was held on 23 July, and following further bilateral consultations, the draft presidential statement passed silence procedure yesterday morning at 10 am (27 July).

More recently, however, the three African Council members met and agreed to move forward with the statement. When Council experts met last Thursday to discuss the draft, they all expressed support for moving forward on the text. Ever since divisions emerged between Nigeria and Chad last March during negotiations on whether to seek a resolution under Chapter VII or Chapter VI in order to support efforts to establish the MNJTF, members have stressed that they were willing to support what African Council countries wanted once they reached a consensus. ff782bc1db