Collaboration key to enforcing laws on banking profession – Orya
Collaboration among stakeholders in the financial sector has been identified as a critical factor to enforcing laws and regulations that guide the banking profession, Managing Director/Chief Executive, Nigeria Export Import Bank (NEXIM), Mr. Roberts Orya said this at the Fellowship Investiture of the Chartered Bankers Institute of Nigeria (CIBN) in Lagos.
Court reserves ruling on Enugu govt, landowners suit
THE Federal High Court sitting in Enugu, yesterday, adjourned ruling in the matter involving the Enugu State Government and former landowners at Airport Hillview and Layout, over the acquisition and demolition of their houses by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria and state government.
Artiste raises N6m for kidney patient
A popular musician in the Niger Delta, Idowu Moye, (aka Maleke), has raised over N6 million for a Benin artist, Esohe Osagiede who has an infection in her kidney. Esohe has been suffering the problem for some time now but unfortunately for the family, they were unable to raise the N8 million required by an Indian hospital for the treatment.
Man caught with $7.5m pleads guilty
A 25-year-old man, Abubakar Tijani, who was caught recently with $7.5 Million (about N1.1 billion) on his way to Dubai at the Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos, yesterday, pleaded guilty to the offense preferred against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, before Justice C.J Aneke of the Federal High Court, Lagos.
Gunmen abduct woman in C-River
CALABAR—BARELY a week after two pupils were kidnapped by a 4-man gang while being taken to school by their mother and about N1 million allegedly paid as ransom, kidnappers, Monday, abducted another woman, Mrs. Ime-Abasi Emmanuel, 30, demanding N50 million ransom.
Why African airlines die, by NCAT Rector
Rector of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, NCAT, Zaria, Captain Chinyere Kalu, yesterday, said one of the major reasons most African National carriers collapsed after operating for a few years was because they were managed by non-African flight crew and aviators.
