Senator blames Boko Haram activities on lack of education
SENATE Leader, Chief Victor Ndoma-Egba, has described education as the only profitable gift to be given to a child, saying that the issue of Boko Haram arose as a result of a large army of uneducated young men and women.
Housing delivery: Developers seek change of strategy
Estate developers, under the aegis of Real Estate Developers of Nigeria (REDAN), have called for a change of approach and strategy on the part of government, organisations and individuals in order to boost housing delivery in the country.
Agric. minister promises to revive Imo poultry
The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, has expressed dismay at the decay of the Imo Modern Poultry in Avutu, Obowo Local Government Area of the state and has promised to ensure the farm enterprise is resuscitated.
30-day ultimatum to BA, Virgin Atlantic, others not negotiable – FG
The federal Government, yesterday, reiterated its warning to British Airways, Virgin Atlantic Airways and other foreign airlines operating in the country to take advantage of the 30-day ultimatum given them to dismantle their fare disparity or face the repercussion.
Banking complexities make risk-based supervision compelling – NDIC
Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has said that risk based supervision of banks in the country has become critical in view of the increasing complexity of the financial system, the products and services offered by the banks.
Developing Entrepreneurial Spirit in Nigeria (Part 1)
A recent collection of essays on entrepreneurial innovation in developing economies, titled ‘Lessons from the Poor’, mentions an aspect of Nigerian clothing design. Examining the traditional adire dye industry, author Thompson Ayodele informs that the bottom 19% of entrepreneurs polled for the study earned more than state and federal civil servants.
