I’ll return to senate — Arise
‘’Honestly, people say character is like a smoke that there is no way one can hide it , to those people that knows me, l am not known to be to associate with any act of illegality, no doubt, the situation was tense then, but the leadership of the Action Congress thought l was becoming a stumbling block to realise their ambition
Smuggling, power failure threat to textile industry revival, Labour warns
ORGANISED Labour in the nation’s textile industry, has warned that despite government efforts at raising the textile industry revival fund from N70 billion to N100 billion or even N500 billion, there cannot be real industrial revival if the issues of power and smuggling are not urgently addressed..
PDP’s One Party State
More than 60 per cent of the revenue Nigerian generated since independence, according to statisticians, was in the past 10 years. What happened to the vast resources as the PDP ruled with hardly any opposition?
FG to boost national development with accurate credit information
The federal government of Nigeria has indicated its readiness to pursue the growth and development of the Nigerian economy with significant reduction in risks, through appropriate credit information on individuals and corporate bodies.
CBN appoints UBA as custodian of money market instruments
UBA Global Investor Services (GIS) the custodian arm of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, has been appointed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as a custodian of money market and other fixed income securities.
According to a statement by the bank, “ This appointment by the financial regulatory institution, is sequel to a satisfactory due-diligence inspection and other processes on the UBA Global Investor Services.â€
Gold Fields Q4 gold earnings fall but output rises
Gold Fields, the world’s fourth-biggest gold producer, said on Friday output of the metal rose 4 percent in the fourth quarter while costs fell, but it posted lower earnings due to a stronger rand.South African gold miners sell their gold in dollars, and pay their costs in rand, which gained in the June quarter on increasing global demand for risk and expected capital inflows.
