African insurance industry slows to IFRS deadline
With the 2012 deadline for the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by companies around the world getting closer, African insurance industry may be left behind if the various countries have not started preparation towards meeting the deadline as the continent operators are slow to adopting the accounting practice.
Macebuh for burial in April
The tentative plan for the funeral rites of the veteran journalist, Dr. Stanley Nkwachukwu Macebuh, shows that his remains will be interred in the grounds of his country home in Umuiku village, Ozar East, Ukwa West Local Government Area of Abia State on or before the last week of April.
The next 365 days
In the midst of our present chaos, the hopelessness in the land, the skepticisms and fear that pervades our national psyche, the next 365 days offer a chance that we join hands together and restore the trust that is much needed between our people and government.
The Voice of Victory: Breaking generational curses! (3)
Last week I taught on the curse of the law, the curse of spiritual parents and the curse of prophets. This week, I will show you another root cause of curses—the curse of idolatry and marital family curse.
Okonkwo, Aighalua decry Jos massacre
PRESIDING bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, Dr. Mike Okonkwo and the president of God’s Kingdom Society, GKS, Brother Emmanuel Aighalua are the latest Christian clerics to denounce the continued killing of innocent civilians in Plateau State, saying it is time for government to act and restore peace to the state.
From A Reporter’s Diary : The Warri bomb blasts
There are not many journalists, Lagos-based that is, who will spurn an opportunity of a trip out of the metropolis even if it is all about being far from the ever maddening traffic. The duration does not have to be long. The important thing is just to get out to let off steam.
