First half economic outlook appears hazy despite oil price rebound – Analysts
Amidst dramatic positive turn in oil prices in the international market some economy analysts have indicated that a positive rub-off on Nigerian economy would not come in the short term.
Rosabon marks 23rd anniversary, empowers women with grants
As part of programmes to mark its 23rd anniversary, non-banking finance institution, Rosabon Financial Services has entered into a strategic partnership with a non government organisation, NGO Mamamoni, to empower 23 women with soft grants and capacity building.
N-Delta communities deny issuing quit notice to Saipem
NIGER Delta oil-rich coastal communities of Ojobo, Ogbotobo and Tarakiri Cluster Development Board, TCDB, comprising Egbemo, Angalabiri, Ojobo, Ogbotobo, Agbayama, Agbidiama and other satellite communities, both in Burutu and Ekeremo Local Government Areas of Delta and Bayelsa States, have said that there was no time they issued quit notice to Saipem and other oil firms operating in their localities.
Court stops firm from liquidating assets
lagos—A Federal High Court in Lagos has restrained management of Belbop Nigeria Limited, from dissipating the assets of the company, pending the determination of a winding up petition against the firm by an American international oil and gas services conglomerate, Baker Hughes Group over alleged debt of $12 million.
Court stops firm from liquidating assets
lagos—A Federal High Court in Lagos has restrained management of Belbop Nigeria Limited, from dissipating the assets of the company, pending the determination of a winding up petition against the firm by an American international oil and gas services conglomerate, Baker Hughes Group over alleged debt of $12 million.
CPC clamps down on fake gas filter traders
By Franklin Alli The Consumer Protection Council, (CPC) , weekend, clamped down on traders at Oregun area of Lagos state for selling fake gas filters and other mechanical products. Selling fake products in the market, CPC said contravenes consumers’ rights to value for money. The Head of Lagos Operational Office, CPC, Mr. Joshua Nggada, who led […]
Assessing Candidates: Isaac Adenipekun, Head, National Office, WAEC
ONE day in November 1948, The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, University of London School Examinations Matriculation Council and West African Departments of Education convened a meeting to discuss the future of education in West Africa. During the meeting, Dr. George Baker Jeffery, Director of the University of London Institute of Education was mandated to visit West Africa to assess the level of education and requirements.
Shoptomydoor unveils 3-day delivery from US to Nigeria
International online shop, Shoptomydoor.com has announced a three day delivery service from the United States of America to Nigeria and other African countries
Why NHIS should be monitored by investigative auditors
Many African countries have established the national health insurance program. Nigeria’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) came on stream in 1999. Ghana’s NHIS was established in 2003. Kenya’s National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) has been long operational, since 1966.
Boroffice wants Ondo govt, US firm probed over bitumen deal
The senator representing Ondo North, Prof. Ajayi Boroffice has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, to probe the deal between Ondo State government and an American firm on bitumen exploration in the state.
Fuel Scarcity: APC blames Fayosew
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State has accused Governor Ayodele Fayose of alleged complicity in the fuel supply crisis in the state.
