Ripples of banking reforms
Even as a young Executive or Management Trainee whose appointment is yet to be confirmed, you are expected to live large and not only scream it but rub it on people’s faces so to speak. And so the rat race continued as young bankers acquired expensive and flashy automobiles, travelled 1st class, RENTED (emphasis mine) exclusive and choice apartments in the upscale sections of town, drank exotic wines , enjoyed outlandish cuisines, courted the most beautiful girls in town for the males and the females amongst them regularly tongue lashed any would be suitor who was not in their class.
2011: Amaechi, Saraki, Duke seek credible polls
AS Nigerians prepare for the 2011 general elections, some serving and former governors have warned that leaving the preparations and conduct of the next election to politicians would be too dangerous for the country.
N-Assembly to pass Climate Change Commission bill
CHAIRMAN, Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology, Senator Folashade Grace Bent disclosed, weekend that a joint National Assembly Committee on Climate was working on a bill to establish a Climate Change Commission in the country.
Electricity fund: Oil coys to pay 2% profit
A law seeking to empower the Federal Inland Revenue Service to deduct 2% of the profit made annually by every oil company registered in Nigeria awaits concurrence and passage into law by the Senate.
Lawmaker in police net over pump action gun
A Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, member in Edo State House of Assembly (names withheld), was yesterday arrested with a pump action gun by the police in Benin City.
Bio…Yes, Bio… No, Bio………
I do not know for how long Hon Ibrahim Bio was minister of Transport. What I do know is that for the few days that he has been Chairman of the National Sports Commission and Minister of Sports, he has known no peace.
