Going back to school
By Paul Bassey As you are reading this, I am seated in the expansive and tastely furnished Aida Conference Hall of the Cairo Marriot Hotel. A quick glance around the hall that sits 101 other “African football students” I can see General Dominic Oneya, Dr Bolaji Oj-Oba, Mazi Amanze Uchegbulam and Samson Adamu. As Instructors, […]
Lagos marches to end ‘Endo’ pain
‘STOP ‘Endo’ Pain. Take a stand for your wives, sisters, daughters, because it matters!”; “Ask Me About Endo Pain”; “You are not alone.”
NDIC: An amendment in the interest of bank depositors
John Bull had to wait for six years before he could get N50, 000 of his money trapped in the defunct Fortune International Bank. He had over N300, 000 in his current account with the bank before the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revoked its operating license, with that of 13 other banks that could not meet the December 31st 2005 recapitalisation deadline.
Contributory pension fund hits N4.7 trillion
The nation’s Contributory Pension fund has hit a N4.7 trillion mark which have now provided Money Deposit banks with stable deposits with which they can to lend on long-term basis.
PVC: How you can vote if you have relocated
Many Nigerians would not vote in the forthcoming general elections simply because they have relocated from where they were originally registered. That, however, needs not be the case as the Electoral Act and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC have instituted regulations to guide the transfer of voters from one constituency to the other.
NLC crisis: How election was manipulated, by 23 aggrieved unions
THE 23 aggrieved unions which Saturday rejected the outcome of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC election, have given more reasons why they are rejecting the results of the election, insisting they are planning for a special delegates conference this Saturday to reflect the true wishes of the Nigerian workers.
