Oshiomhole as terminator of the godfather

Oshiomhole as terminator of the godfather

ON the 11th day of November 2008, the Edo State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), one time superpower party in the state polity for nearly 10 years, ceased to govern the people and went into extinction.
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Aquila Capital secures $5m sme loan

Aquila Capital secures $5m sme loan

Despite the extremely tough challenges of the Global Economic slow-down and the Nigerian Banking credit and liquidity squeeze, Aquila Capital Limited, the diversified financial services group, has secured $5million in Long-term debt financing for its leasing subsidiary Aquila Leasing Limited from the Belgian Investment Organisation(BIO) based in Brussels.

We won’t relinquish ownership of broking firms — CEOs reply NAICOM

We won’t relinquish ownership of broking firms — CEOs reply NAICOM

By Patience Saghana Insurance companies’ Chief executives’ have condemned National Insurance Commission (NAICOM)’s opposition to managing directors owning and running a broking or loss adjusting firm along with their paid employment saying they won’t relinquish ownership of such companies.

Aondoakaa’s constitution

Aondoakaa’s constitution

AS permutations on the politics of running Nigeria while the President ails continue, two presidential aides are steadily creating a version of the Constitution to suit their wearing explanations on the President’s heath.

Why fuel scarcity persists

Why fuel scarcity persists

By Mike Ebonugwo THE recurring decimal of fuel scarcity in Nigeria was the issue that occupied the attention of parliamentarians at a bus-stop gathering in Ikotun, Lagos on Tuesday. This was the fallout of a complaint by a commuter about the high fares being charged by commercial bus operators in recent times. “I don’t know […]

Senate queries N300m diversion in Solid Minerals Ministry

Senate queries N300m diversion in Solid Minerals Ministry

The Senate Committee on Solid Minerals has asked the Minister of Solid Minerals, Mrs. Dizeanni Allison-Madueke, to justify the continued existence of the ministry, arguing that it had failed to develop the sector.