Boko Haram: We ‘ll continue to preach peace, says Catholic priest
The Vicar-General of the Catholic Diocese of Kano, Rev. Fr. Peter Ebidero, says the Catholic Church will focus on preaching peace and the virtue of living in peace.
Capital market probe: Issues yet to be addressed by the committee
The issues and malpractices that characterised the market before 2009 and led to the collapse of the Nigerian capital market is yet to be raised and addressed by any of the stakeholders that have spoken in the on-going probe by the House of Representative ad- hoc committee on the Capital market.
Kukah blames religious crises on social disorder
Jos – The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Archbishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, has described the repeated religious crises in the country as manifestations of the breakdown of social structures which is being exploited by politicians to create disunity.
Pension scam: Seven bureau de-change operators used to loot N38bn, EFCC tells court
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has exposed before a Federal High Court in Abuja, how five civil servants in the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, OHCSF, used seven different bureau de-change operators, to steal over N38 billion from pension funds.
African Governors of World Bank are interested in energy, infrastructure, regional integration – Zoellick
The retiring President of the World Bank Group, Robert Zoellick, had an opening media chat on Thursday, 19th April, in Washington. Here is excerpt of the discussion
Nigeria’s pension sector in perspective
Two events in the pension sector have dominated the airwaves in recent times, and have the potential to lead to erosion of confidence in the pension system if the issues are not put in proper perspective.
