JIMOH IBRAHIM: The enigma at 43

This immortal statement was uttered about one hundred years ago. But American writer Orison Swett Marden may well have been referring to the improbable emergence of Jimoh Ibrahim from the young boy with tall but seemingly impossible dreams in the obscure rural backwood of Igbotako in the furtherest reaches of Ondo State to the phenomenon who now bestrides the Nigerian business landscape like a colossus.
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CBL seeks to uplift economic productivity

Professionals and entrepreneurs across various disciplines have created a platform to sharpen the skills and effectiveness of an average business minded person in the areas of finance, capital market and other sectors with the inauguration of Conference of Business Leaders (CBL) in Lagos last week.

DNTR showcases products at Kaduna fair

DN Tyre & Rubber Plc (DNTR) has disclosed its readiness to entice its customers at the 31st Kaduna International Trade Fair with its latest range of tyres.DNTR, which had manufactured Dunlop brand tyres as “Dunlop Nigeria Plc”, closed its manufacturing operations in December 2008 and now sells imported tyres.

Lawmaker lauds Appeal Court’s verdict on Uduaghan

THE recent Appeal Court judgement dismissing the petition of Chief Peter Okocha against the 2007 election of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan as Governor of Delta State has been described as victory for democracy and the ‘rule of law.’

Group tasks Jonathan on Uwais electoral reform’s report

The President of Forceful Youths, a pressure group in Delta State, Mr. Oritsewinor Olu, has called on the Acting President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, to use his good offices to implement the Justice Uwais electoral reforms panel report. Oritsewinor made the call in a statement during the week.

NSE lauds return of activity in bond trading

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has lauded the return of activity in the secondary market for bonds, calling on operators in the Nigerian capital market to ensure the growth of the sector by participating actively in the market.

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