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NGO to partner Finnish varsity on renewable energy

NGO to partner Finnish varsity on renewable energy

The Governing Council of the International Inner Wheel of Nigeria has declared its intension to partner experts at the Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Finland, inventor of cheap solar energy, on the provision of renewable energy in specific rural areas in Nigeria.

Tension in CBN over appointments, promotions

Tension in CBN over appointments, promotions

ALLEGED favouritism and politicization of appointments and promotion of staff by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, are reportedly causing tension and disaffection in the nation’s apex banking institution.

Experts advocate energy efficiency as road map for national devt

Experts advocate energy efficiency as road map for national devt

A TWO day national energy efficiency summit which ended in Abuja at the weekend has called on the Federal government to create an enabling environment and adequate awareness on the importance and gains of energy efficiency in meeting national development.

Bayelsa to spend N6bn on schools’ renovation

Bayelsa to spend N6bn on schools’ renovation

Bayelsa State Government is to spend about N6bn to renovate, upgrade and reconstruct schools’ facilities as part of plans to revitalise the education sector which was crippled by the recent flood.

Witness denies saying Atuche gave money to church

Witness denies saying Atuche gave money to church

Trial in the on-going case against the former Managing Director of Bank PHB (now Keystone Bank), Francis Atuche and three others continued yesterday with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, as the anti graft agency produced one of its witnesses, Mr. Bolaji Ogunsola, who had requested for court’s protection over fear of attack.

The Nigerian capital market and the small investor (1)

The Nigerian capital market and the small investor (1)

I have taken an interest in the performance of companies quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, from the late 1990s onwards. At that time, I had to visit the Registrars of most companies in order to retrieve family share certificates destroyed in a fire incident. Given the amount of paperwork I encountered, I had to ask myself if some of the share certificates were sufficiently valuable for me to complete the recovery process. I discovered that a number of companies had disappeared from the daily lists of the NSE, especially banks and unit trust funds that had failed with shareholders losing all their investments.