Oshiomhole not imposing any candidate on us—Gov aspirant
Reps urge FG to recall Open varsity VC
Dogara, five govs storm Owerri today
Ebonyi community boils over leadership tussle
PenCom, EFCC harassing me —Duru
Clark: Social crusader @ 89
Atiku should define ‘restructuring’
FCMB takes financial literacy to children
Capital market slumps below 3-yr lows in 2015- CSCS boss
There is need for increased awareness on CPS– Ideva

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Over 70% of Nigerians are financial illiterates- Ogubunka
Chairman of Bank Customers Association of Nigeria, Mr. Uju Ogubunka, has said that over 70 per cent of Nigerians are financial illiterates. Ogubunka noted that everyone needed financial inclusion irrespective of gender, age or profession. Ogubunka stated this at the Financial Literacy Excellence Award (FiLEX), in Lagos last week.
StanChart launches extensive mobile, online banking
Standard Chartered Bank has announced plans to launch its newest mobile and online banking platform to one million clients across eight African markets. After the roll out to Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe in the first half of 2016, the bank will launch fingerprint recognition technology in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe for the firs time later in the year, giving clients a more secure and convenient way to log in to their accounts. In Nigeria and Ghana, mobile banking clients will move to the bank’s standard global platform.
GSK allays fear of job cuts after divestment of drink business
The management of GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria, GSK Plc has allayed fears of job cuts after its planned divestment of its drinks business later in the year. The Legal Director/ Company Secretary, GlaxoSmithkline Consumer Nigeria Plc, Mr. Uchenna Uwechia, who disclosed this to select journalists in Lagos stated that the Board of Directors of GSK Plc has accepted Suntory Beverage & Food Limited offer for the divestment of its drinks bottling and distribution Business.
Jaiz Bank appoints Usman, MD
A new Managing Director has been appointed for Jaiz Bank Plc. He is Mr. Hassan Usman. The Board of Directors of the bank appointed Usman substantive Managing Director to run the affairs of the Bank subject to the approval of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Company Review: Driving productivity through employee assessment
Recently, online job portal, Careers24 introduced an online solution, a feedback mechanism that provides unfettered access to employees to rate their employers. Called the Company Review, the new solution democratises employer performance assessment, thereby providing a two way seamless communication pathway for both the employee and the employer to make informed decisions.
Etihad Airways appoints new General Manager in Nigeria
Etihad Airways has appointed George Mawadri as its new General Manager in Nigeria. He will be responsible for growing Etihad Airways’ relationships with its travel trade and corporate customers while furthering the development of the airline’s commercial strategy in Nigeria.
NAMA demonstrates Aircraft e-clearance module, assures Airspace safety
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency,NAMA, has assured stakeholders that the nation’s airspace remains one of the safest on the continent of Africa for air navigation. This was disclosed by the Acting Managing Director of NAMA, Engr. Emma Anasi while declaring open the demonstration of Aircraft e-Clearance User Acceptance Test Module to National Air Defence Corp, Security Agencies and other stakeholders in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Appointment of foreign agency jolts outdoor practitioners
Challenges facing outdoor practitioners in Lagos seems not to have abated, as the state government has concluded plans to handover the state’s out-of-home business to Jean Claude Decaux; a foreign agency, to manage. Outdoor practitioners in Nigeria have over time complained of strangling regulations and high rates by states’, signage and advertising agencies.
Nestle signs MoU with IFDC to support smallholder farmers
Nestle Nigeria Plc has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with International Fertilizer Development Centre, IFDC, to support the local farmers and facilitate government’s economic diversification agenda. The partnership, a two-year pilot project, aims to help smallholder farmers, of whom 40 per cent are women, in Sahel and Sudan Savanna areas of the country to develop farming as a business and improve the quality and yields of millet and sorghum, which are popular staple crop ingredients in West African nation.
Why Nigeria must explore non-oil options to boost economy
Chief Executive Officerof Ed Theo Energy Limited, Fola Aguda has said Nigeria should urgently begin to explore non-oil options available for it, in order to remedy the current economic challenges occasioned by fall in crude oil prices.Aguda made this statement while addressing newsmen ahead of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International, FGBMFI annual seminar scheduled for Friday June, 10th and 11th in Lagos.

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