Atuche’s wife asked court to quash fresh charge
The former Managing Director of Bank PHB Plc, Mr. Francis Atuche, and his wife, Elizabeth, yesterday, asked an Ikeja High Court, Lagos, to quash the new charge against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. They also want the court to restrain the agency from bringing any new charge against them.
Kimberly Ryan expands branch network across Africa
In line with the organizational vision of establishing its footprint in the African market, Kimberly Ryan Group, announced the expansion of its business operations to Sierra Leone.
Organised philanthropy: TEF braces up to the challenge
Organised philanthropy has existed in other climes for years, but the concept is still strange in Nigeria. Although, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) abound in Nigeria, little or nothing is felt of their impact as the dearth of aids and donors appears to be threatening their existence.
Waiting for President Jonathan and the Govs
One distinguishing feature of the last elections is the use of IT in INEC’s operations, though it was limited to voter’s registration, where the focal point was the capture of voters’data, including biometrics
Lafarge to double production with new cement plant in August
As part of plans to meet the demand of both local and foreign customers for cement, Lafarge Cement WAPCO Nigeria says it is set to double its production capacity in August with the commissioning of a new cement factory in Ewekoro, Ogun state.
Phonetopia to empower enthusiasts at mobile fair
In an apparent move to bring mobile phone users together with genuine dealers, an event management and promotion firm, Phonetopia in partnership with Eko Fm Station is set to provide an avenue for customers to get the best phones and services at best prices from authorized retailers.
When Ogun stood still for MKO Abiola
FOR the two and a half hours that the trek lasted, traffic came to a crawl. The whole of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital stood still all through the route of participants. After about 10 minutes of trekking by prominent persons led by Governor Ibikunle Amosun and his wife, Funso, the Deputy Governor, Prince Olusegun Adesegun and some human rights activists, it was obvious even to any layman that something was amiss.
Fire disaster averted in Computer Village
As you read this,scores of traders and computer part dealers in the nation’s largest ICT market; the computer village in Ikeja, Lagos are still thanking their lucky stars
Two years after, business still dull at Oshodi computer market
Business activities at the Computer/GSM section of the Nigerian Army Shopping Arena otherwise, known as Oshodi Computer market, is yet to fully pick up after more than two years of its establishment.
Declining trend continues, share value dips by 29bn
The declining trend on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE continued, Monday, as the value of listed equities, represented by the market capitalisation , dipped by N29.29 billion.
We didn’t maltreat Mrs Akpan – UBTH CMD
THE Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH, Prof. Michael Ibadin, yesterday, described as mischievous and misleading, allegation by a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Akpan, that the authorities of the hospital maltreated Mrs. Akpan after she lost her set of twins in the hospital.
