James Emeziem Nworgu, JP (1927-2010)
T oday, I celebrate the life of a great man, Mr. James Emeziem Nworgu, Classicist and Justice of Peace. News reached me that Mr. Nworgu passed, this past week into immortality. I felt an immediate twinge of regret for I had missed one last opportunity to see him last June when I buried my own father.
Mixed reactions trail CBN banking reforms
Mixed reactions are trailing the new regulations introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which stipulate that Managing Directors of banks who have served for 10 years and above should quit from July, 2010.
Massive sack in banks: activist blames Reps over debate
The refusal by the House of Representatives to debate on the issue of massive job losses in the banking sector of the economy is generating so much controversy in the country.
Stakeholders kick against Maritime Security Bill
Stakeholders in the Nigerian maritime sector have condemned the Maritime Security Bill which proposes to establish a maritime security agency for the country.
Achieving quality delivery in Products, service or projects
Quality connotes different things to different people. In fact, the issue of what constitutes quality can be as diverse as life as itself. What one man considers to be of top quality might be absolute rubbish to another.
We’re already feeling the Cup, Eagles sing
John Moustroudes is heading for Angola for one thing: To extend his positive aura to the national team and be part of history. What history, this reporter asked.
