Media reports indicated that such auditors were indeed deployed to the banks late in 2008, shortly before expiration of Soludo’s five-year term; however, it would seem that these auditors failed woefully in alerting the nation of the inebriate state of the banks! Indeed, possibly based on the incorrect reports filed back, or in spite of the ugly reality, the former CBN Governor boasted that Nigerian banks were stronger than ever and could readily support the government if the effects of the global recession approached our shores!

The Minister of Power, Mr Lanre Babalola, on Friday in Abuja said the rehabilitation and expansion of the existing PHCN facilities would improve power supply in the country. He spoke at a seminar organised for staff of the various institutions in the power sector.

Aba- DAREDEVIL gunmen suspected to be kidnappers weekend, unleashed mayhem on residents of Aba, the commercial capital of Abia state.

By Tony Edike ENUGU – THE Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) yesterday, marked its ten years of existence with a call on all Igbos not to relent in the ongoing non-violent struggle for the realization of the state of Biafra. However, officials of the movement said 10 of its […]

A prophet, they say, is usually without honour in his own domain. But one man that appears to have broken this age-long rule is Chief Patrick Ekeji, who was recently honoured by his community, Nguru Development Union (NDU) National at a colourful ceremony at Nguru centre in Aboh Mbaise local government area of Imo State.