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Nigeria is the next great frontier in the world economy – Diana Layfield

Nigeria is the next great frontier in the world economy – Diana Layfield

Diana Layfield has been Group Head of Strategy and Corporate Development – acquisitions, alliances, mergers and disposals – since 2009, with global responsibility across Standard Chartered’s businesses, products and geographies for Group Strategy, working closely with the Group CEO, CFO and Board.

NITEL Headquarters now haven for criminals

NITEL Headquarters now haven for criminals

IN Benin, the Edo State Capital, the NITEL territorial headquarters, which at its height was a beehive of activities as contractors of different shades and colour, artisans and all manners of people made the office their second home, is now decaying.

Pope presides over first Good Friday observance

Pope presides over first Good Friday observance

Pope Francis presided over his first Good Friday which will culminate in a torch-lit procession at Rome’s Colosseum and prayers for peace in a Middle East “torn apart by injustice and conflicts”.

Abdulsalami backs amnesty for Boko Haram sect

Abdulsalami backs amnesty for Boko Haram sect

Nigeria’s former Military Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar on Thursday joined other Nigerians to seek amnesty for members of the Islamic militant group, Boko Haram.

DEATH: The booming business

DEATH: The booming business

In these parts, death is taken as seriously as life;sometime even more so. Indeed, in Africa the style in which you bury your dead especially one’s parents is a measure of your stature as a man or woman of means, and is a testament to how well (or not) the dead have raised their children. It’s a paradox.

Menstrual pain or something more?

Menstrual pain or something more?

Aching pain in the abdomen, feeling of pressure in the abdomen, pain in the lower back, hips and inner thighs, nausea, and those frequent trips to the toilet are some of the torment women face monthly.

Bayelsa commissioner’s mom escapes from kidnappers den

Bayelsa commissioner’s mom escapes from kidnappers den

 By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa The 68-year-old Madam Comfort Dugo, mother of the Bayelsa Commissioner for Local Government and Community Development, Mr. James Dugo who was kidnapped Tuesday night by gunmen has reportedly escaped from captivity. It was gathered that the victim who was seized from her Odi residence in Kolokuma-Opokuma local government area of the […]

Benitez tells Chelsea to aim for second

Benitez tells Chelsea to aim for second

Rafael Benitez insists Chelsea can still claim second place in the Premier League ahead of a trip to Southampton on Saturday that marks the start of a testing run of fixtures for the Blues.