Islamic bank: Clerics call for Sanusi’s sack
THE International College of Pentecostal Bishops of Nigeria and Overseas, Monday, called for the immediate sack of the Central Bank Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido for allegedly using his position to create a policy that is threatening the unity of the country.
Subsidy on petroleum is a possibility – Obidigbo
The Chairman of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, (MAN) Anambra/Ebonyi/Enugu states chapter, Dr. Chike Obidigbo, in an exclusive interview with our correspondent in Ebonyi State, Peter Okutu, stated among other issues that he was not at home with the introduction of Islamic banking in the country.
Sanusi should either resign or keep quiet for good
When on March 23, 2009 Vanguard carried a report that anti-consolidation forces were regrouping to reverse the gains made by the banking industry, many dismissed the report.
Siasia battles NFF over Okoronkwo
Super Eagles coach Samson Siasia has run into a road block with the NFF Technical Committee over the inclusion of Solomon Okoronkwo in the Super Eagles squad to face Ghana next month in London.
Mixed fortunes for Nigerian challengers
Sunshine Stars triumphed and Kaduna United drew as the Nigerian clubs made CAF Confederation Cup group-phase debuts this weekend. Dayo Ojo put Stars ahead against vastly experienced Daring Club Motema Pembe of Congo DR midway through the second half in south-west town of Ijebu Ode, before Ajani Ibrahim added a late goal for a 2-0 win.
STRIKE: FG, govs, labour in make or mar parley
Despite last Saturday’s acceptance by Governors of the 36 states that they will pay the new minimum wage, labour insisted yesterday that it is proceeding with the three-day warning strike scheduled to begin on Wednesday as it gives further conditions to call off the strike.
