Sanusi joins Blackstone Africa Fund
Sanusi was considered an astute and charismatic central-bank governor for Africa’s biggest economy and oil producer, but he was suspended early last year after he raised concerns that the national petroleum company was either losing or stealing billions in oil revenue that should be ending up in state coffers. He remained suspended until his term ran out and the current central banker, Godwin Emefiele, replaced him in June 2014.
Tension in Enugu over failure to re-open UNN campuses
Tension built up, weekend, in Enugu State as the two weeks break the management of University of Nigeria Nsukka,UNN, gave students to vacate its campuses in a bid to avert impending riot elapsed.
Nigeria finishes second at ITTF WJC in Egypt
With four gold medals and three bronze medals Nigeria finished second behind host – Egypt at the ITTF World Junior Circuit (WJC) in Egypt.
How mobile preference for online shopping drives e-commerce
With the introduction of GSM communication, Nigeria has continuously witnessed increased adoption of mobile technology in all spheres of life. From its use in agriculture to financial services, mobile technology has proved indispensable in many great ways. According to a recent study, mobile penetration in sub-Saharan Africa is expected to increase from 52 per cent in 2012 to 79 per cent in 2020.
Tricycle union directs its members to obey govt restriction order
Anambra State chapter of All Tricycle Transport Association Anambra State, ATTAAS, has advised operators, also known as Keke NAPEP, in the state to obey without further delay the restriction on their operations on Onitsha-Enugu and Onitsha-Owerri express ways by the state government.
Tension in Enugu over failure to re-open UNN campuses
Tension built up, weekend, in Enugu State as the two weeks break the management of University of Nigeria Nsukka,UNN, gave students to vacate its campuses in a bid to avert impending riot elapsed.
