Stakeholders want fake bullet proof vehicles probed

Stakeholders want fake bullet proof vehicles probed

By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—Angry reactions have continued to  trail the shocking discovery by Imo State Police Command that most of the Cash -In-Transit, CIT, vehicles operating in Nigeria are not bullet proof. Imo police boss, Mr. Aloysius Okorie, had in a recent test certified that only Bankers’ Warehouse vehicles are bullet proof and allowed the […]
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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.

Union Bank showcases  services at  Kaduna trade fair

Union Bank showcases services at Kaduna trade fair

Union Bank of Nigeria PLC would showcase its strong fundamentals of time tested banking with provision of quality service and products at the Kaduna International Trade Fair. Its teeming and prospective customers will also enjoy online real time services.

Skye Bank projects N3.5bn in 6 Months

Skye Bank projects N3.5bn in 6 Months

Skye Bank Plc has projected a profit after tax of N3.457 billion for the half year ending 30, 2010, raising investors’ hope for a profitable year ahead.

ond prices rise further as idle funds cross N600bn

ond prices rise further as idle funds cross N600bn

Buoyed by increasing idle funds in banks’ vault, which rose above N600 billion last week, the prices of FGN continued their upward trend with the top five bonds rising by an average of N4.26