Infrastructure financing: First Bank’s strategic approach
Most businesses need access to outside funds, some continuously and others for parts of an annual or trading cycle. In advanced countries, businesses rely heavily on the banking industry to provide these crucial funds, likewise in Nigeria, and will continue to do so.
Atiku skips Obasanjo in protocols
THE lingering feud between former President Olusegun Obasanjo and his vice president for eight years, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, reverberated as Atiku chose the occasion of the 1st Shehu Musa Yar’Adua memorial lecture to display his contempt for his former boss as he skipped him (Obasanjo) in his protocol list.
Guber poll: Gladiators set Adamawa political landscape astir
THIRTY-FOUR days to the January 14, 2012 governorship election, Adamawa State political landscape is astir with leading contenders intensifying moves to outwit one another.
Nigerians groan as kerosene price soars
Many indigent Nigerians who depend on kerosene to cook are worried that the product is being priced out of their reach.
Gay rights, my foot!
Where do human rights begin and where do they end? I should think they should begin with al God-given rights and end where God’s laws naturally “adhere to proper human rights.”
‘Why Osun is optimistic with Aregbesola’
Osun State citizens are optimistic with Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola in the saddle because of the strides his administration, which clocked one on Nov 26, has taken in the education sector, in tourism, the environment and “the world class initiatives to reduce employment”, according to Barrister Kunle Oyatomi, Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) Director, Publicity and Strategy in the state.
