ACTV: Enlarging Nigeria’s pay-tv reach

It’s interesting to note that despite increased pay-tv subscription in Nigeria, the sector is still expanding in the face of complaints by subscribers. The pay-tv market is actually growing in Nigeria. ABI Research had forecasted that global pay-tv subscribers will reach 858.1 million in 2012,that was a 5 percent annual increment from 2011, a number that has been surpassed.
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AHCN seeks review of housing corporation laws

The communiqué observed the lackadaisical attitude of governments to the National Housing Fund (NHF) as opposed to what obtained when the policy was newly introduced. It further called for all outstanding contributions to the NHF to be remitted while the statutory provisions of the National Housing Policy should be strictly enforced and applied along with the sanctions embedded in the policy.

Leap Africa, Lafarge, others task SMEs on risk assessment

LEAP Africa, Lafarge and Sterling Bank Plc and other organisations have admonished Small and Medium Scale Enterprises, SMEs to put in place risk management in their businesses in order to have sustainable growth. The three companies gathered over 800 well-known business leaders, entrepreneurs, risk management experts in Nigeria’s business sector at the 10th CEOs Forum themed “Staying Ahead: Maximising Profits and Mitigating Risks.”

Clueless man who wants to ‘treat’ his village mum!

I bet quite a lot of us have that someone in our past we find almost impossible to let go of. First, it starts as a simmering romance that morphed into a sizzling romance; then comes the realization that this is one relationship you dare not shut the door on after it fizzled out. Fred is a man I have such a relationship with.

Workers salary: APC should stop being shameless – Ekiti Govt

Ekiti State government has described as shameful, the persistent claim by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the State that the State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose was deceiving workers with the verification exercise, saying the party should stop acting shamelessly.

6 fun facts about Ramadan

Beginning next Thursday, it’s that time of year again: Ramadan! As the entire world’s Muslim community prepares for this month-long event, this is a good occasion to provide you with some fun facts about Ramadan.

Family loses 3 children to inferrno in Lagos

Three children of the same parents on Saturday night died in an inferno that destroyed their three-room-self-contain apartment in Egbeda-Akowonjo area of Lagos State.

Heritage Bank, NPA, others to be inducted into ICC Nigeria

Heritage Bank Limited, Nigeria Ports Authority, NPA, Jaiz Bank Plc and Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, will be formerly inducted as new members of the International Chamber of Commerce Nigeria, ICCN during the organisation’s 16th Annual General Meeting, AGM in Lagos.

Place country above self, Buhari tells African leaders

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday urged African leaders to place the interests of their countries above narrow personal interests.
He gave the charge while chairing the African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) meeting at the on-going AU summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Patients stranded in JUTH as doctors embark on strike

Patients seeking medical attention are stranded in the premises of the Jos University Teaching Hospital, JUTH, due to an indefinite strike action embarked upon by Resident doctors of the institution less than a week ago.

Gunmen abduct Winners pastor during prayer session

PASTOR Seyi Adekunle of Living Faith Church, aka Winners Chapel was on Saturday evening abducted by gunmen who invaded the church while he and other pastors were having prayer session in the church in preparation for Sunday services.

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