N/A resolution and the poisoned chalice called doctrine of necessity

N/A resolution and the poisoned chalice called doctrine of necessity

Again, for the umpteenth time, Nigeria emerged from its ashes of constitutional conflagration that sort of defied the natural order of combustion: much like the Mosaic experience of the bush consuming the fire rather than the other way round. So it was with the recent constitutional crisis triggered off by the eerie power vacuum in the wake of the long absence of President Yar’Adua from the country on medical trip.
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West, Central Africa get maize varieties to boost output

West, Central Africa get maize varieties to boost output

Improved maize varieties, developed by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and partners, that will help enhance food security and incomes of maize farmers in West and Central Africa have been released by the Nigerian National Variety Release Committee.

AOS opens for business in Nigeria

AOS opens for business in Nigeria

ProfiliantDevelopment Resources Limited, a sales and business development consultancy, has finalised plans to hold this year’s edition of the Anatomy-of-Selling (AOS) programme.

ICAN wants greater role for public sector chartered accountants

ICAN wants greater role for public sector chartered accountants

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) has called for greater efficiency in the management of public finance and a more proactive role for public accounting officers if the nation must attain its vision of becoming one of the most developed economies in the world by year 2020.

Banking reforms: Experts to examine prospects of AMC at Forum

Banking reforms: Experts to examine prospects of AMC at Forum

Finance journalists under the aegis of Finance Correspondents Association of Nigeria (FICAN) will examine the prospects of the proposed Asset Management Corporation (AMC) as a solution to the problem of huge non-performing loans in the banking industry and the illiquidity in the nation’s stock market.