EFCC not debt collector, margin loans not criminal says CIS, ASHON

EFCC not debt collector, margin loans not criminal says CIS, ASHON

The Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) and Association of Stockbrok ing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON), yesterday called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to allow its members to restructure the N412.7 billion margin facilities indebted to banks since the share certificates that was used as collateral on the loan are still been warehoused by the banks.
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From the Artificial City of Abuja, WAAD 2009

From the Artificial City of Abuja, WAAD 2009

There was nothing artificial about this fourth WAAD conference , a powerful female dominated gathering of writers ,scholars ,thinkers, activists, bureaucrats and quite an exciting and even intriguing variegated spectrum of intellectuals from all over the world.

UNICEF decries trafficking in women, children

UNICEF decries trafficking in women, children

By Emeka Mamah Kaduna – The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) says the trafficking on women and children is the greatest violation of human rights in the world today. UNICEF said that thousands of women and children are trafficked across borders throughout the world, pointing out that no individual country can curb the […]

N300m debt: Edo threatens to shut down Okomu Oil firm

N300m debt: Edo threatens to shut down Okomu Oil firm

Edo State government has threatened to shut down one of the foreign firms in the state, Okomu Oil Palm Company, unless it paid the over N300 million realised from illegal felling of trees in the state’s government forest reserve.

Foreign investors fault low credit rating for Nigeria

Foreign investors fault low credit rating for Nigeria

Foreign in vestors have faulted the downgrading of Nigeria’s credit rating by Standard and Poor’s, saying that on-going banking reforms are a positive one for the nation’s economy.

As Akogun engages Oshiomhole in war of words

As Akogun engages Oshiomhole in war of words

GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole and the leader of the Federal House of Representatives, Col. Tunde Akogun (rtd), engaged themselves in a war of words over allegation that the latter abducted officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) posted to Aiyegunle, his home town, to conduct the House of Assembly re-run election for Akoko Edo constituency 1 last weekend.