Mr. M Patrick Mgbenwelu, Head, Project Finance (Debt & Advisory) _ Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc in this interview spoke on the need to finance infrastructure in Nigeria and what the bank has been doing in that regard.

MEMBERS of the Pensioners Welfare Association of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has debunked reports that over 1,000 ghost pensioners were uncovered in the authority’s retirees’ payroll.

National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agent (ANLCA), Prince Olayewola Shittu has said that he is ready to fight for the any upright clearing agent who is being intimidated in the course of performing their duty.

Multinational companies operating in Nigeria have been called upon to stop shortchanging Nigerians who have contributed to the growth and development of their companies through their inventions.

CSL Stockbrokers Limited (an associate company of First City Monument Bank Plc, FCMB), one of Nigeria’s largest stockbroking firms is organizing its second annual international investors’ conference aimed at bridging information gap between quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) and local and international investors.

A group of deaf and hard of hearing (HOH) persons who are under the Deaf and Cabinet Society of Nigeria, have received a grant of one million naira from the National Directorate of Employment, NDE, towards the development of the group’s furniture workshop.

GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State and the Comptroller of Immigration Services in Edo State, Abdulmumi Abdulmalik, have urged indigenes of the state to identify foreign nationals in their areas with a view to ensuring that they participate in the on-going e-Registration of all African nationals resident in the state

The Coca-Cola Company, has made an ambitious pledge to empower five million women entrepreneurs in Nigeria, and the rest of the world by 2020.

The Federal Government has given six weeks to the National Committee on Job Creation to submit its report.
The Committee, which was recently inaugurated by the government

Oxford Business Group (OBG) has expanded its operations in Nigeria as it prepares to publish its second report on the country’s economic activity and investment opportunities.