Lagerback to earn N50 million monthly

Lagerback to earn N50 million monthly

Newly appointed foreign manager of the Super Eagles, Lars Lagerback, is to rake in a staggering N250 million during his short five-month stay in Nigeria, Sports Vanguard has gathered.
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What happened to deregulation?

What happened to deregulation?

Deregulation was touted as a process that would encourage oil marketers to import fuel on their own account for sale rather than their almost total dependence on NNPC funded imports. The resultant freer market would encourage competition and petrol prices would presumably come down.

Developer secures $5m Shelter Afrique loan

Developer secures $5m Shelter Afrique loan

A real estate development firm, Pentagon Real Estate Investment Limited, has been granted a loan of $5 million by the Kenya-based Shelter Afrique for housing development in Nigeria.

Brokers kick against elevation of insurance agents

Brokers kick against elevation of insurance agents

Insurance brokers have expressed their displeasure over attempts by financial authorities in the insurance sector to elevate insurance agencies (agents) above brokers to drive the industry’s Market Development and Restructuring Initiatives (MDRI), an initiative of the insurance regulatory body, National Insurance Commission (NAICOM).

Succession plan imperative for all companies-CRe boss

Succession plan imperative for all companies-CRe boss

in line with the aspirations of the entire insurance industry to recruit future generations practitioners in the sector, succession plans have become imperative for insurance and reinsurance companies, says Mr Adeyemo Adejumo, Managing Director, Continental Reinsurance Plc.

Investors lose N44bn on NSE

Investors lose N44bn on NSE

A bearish trend was recorded on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE), last week, as investors lost a significant portion of their investment in the market, as the value of listed equities depreciated by N44.23 billion.

Afromedia proposes N202m dividend Set to shore up capital base

Afromedia proposes N202m dividend Set to shore up capital base

Afromedia Plc has announced a dividend of N201.77 million, representing a dividend of five kobo per share for its shareholders in its 2009 financial year.
The company also announced its plans to shore up its capital base, either by raising funds from the capital market, debt market, through loans or by any other means.

SEC indicts audit committees for ignorance of roles

SEC indicts audit committees for ignorance of roles

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and financial experts last week, indicted audit committees of quoted companies for their ineffectiveness in discharging their roles and functions as empowered by the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 1990.

Family seeks payout  over acquired land

Family seeks payout over acquired land

GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State has been called upon to pay the monetary compensation to the Opiti family for illegal acquisition and occupation of the family land at Uzere, Isoko South Local Government Area since 2002 by the former James Ibori administration.