Recapitalisation: PFAs knows fate in four weeks
PENSION Fund Administrators will in the next four weeks know their fate if they met the new N1billion minimum capital base ordered by the National Pension Commission, PenCom.
US embassy in Nigeria warns of Independence Day threat
The US embassy in Nigeria on Wednesday warned its citizens about threats to American targets through the independence holiday week in the west African country grappling with an Islamist insurgency.
Culpability in the Dana air crash (2)
THE Nigerian aviation law prohibits the registration and operation of aircrafts more than 22 years old for ferrying air passengers. That airline companies in Nigeria continue to register and operate planes older than 22 years is an indictment of the Ministry of Aviation and NCAA.
Okonjo-Iweala says Oteh can attend EMT meetings
Mrs Aruma Oteh, the Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, who is currently on leave, on Tuesday in Abuja attended the meeting of the Economic Management Team (EMT).
Edo ACN and the phantom of sustainable development
On Thursday, June 14, 2012, the Independent Television, ITV, Benin aired two interactive political discussion segments on its flagship breakfast programme, “This Morning on ITV”. The two sections had the same focus of the definition of true governance and people-oriented development of Edo State.
Palestinians seek int’l probe as Al-Jazeera proves Arafat was poisoned
The Palestinians want an international probe into the death of former president Yasser Arafat after an investigation showed he may have been poisoned, an official told AFP Wednesday
