The politics of aid in Haiti
HAITI lays prostrate. Most of it flattened by the Tuesday January 12, 2010 earthquake which measured 7.0 on the Richter Scale. The capital, Port-au Prince, which lays 16 miles from the quake’s epicentre needs 70 per cent reconstruction while some parts of the country need 90 per cent rebuilding.
Mozambique sacks coach
Mozambique coach Mart Nooij has lost his job after the Black Mamba’s were roasted 3-0 in their group C winner takes it all Nations Cup on Wednesday. Mozambique Football Federation president Feizal Sidat disclosed in Lubango, Angola that the contract of the Dutch-bor coach will not be renewed when it expires on January 30.
The lost journey to Cabinda
In order to whip up support for the country, one of the things the NFF did was to write to states asking that the associations should endeavour to come to Angola and support the Eagles.
Central bankers meet in Nigeria to chart way forward for Nigerian banks
Renowned world banks’ chieftains will be gathering in a banking conference in Nigeria on Thursday, February 11, 2010, to chart a way forward for Nigerian banks.
Abide by agreement, host communities tell Shell, NAOC
THE Federal government has been charged to direct Shell Petroleum Develop-ment Company (SPDC) and Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) to abide by the agreements reached with their host communities for the sake of peace and cordial industrial relationship.
Delta wins CBN best state award on micro finance/SME
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has adjudged Delta State as the best state under the Microfinance/Small and Middle Enterprise category and the 1st runner-up under the Agric Credit Guarantee scheme- Trust Fund Model.
