Foreign airlines to sack 2,000 Nigerian workers
The National Union of Air Transport Employees ,NUATE, has revealed that foreign airlines plan to sack about two thousand (2,000) Nigerian workers due to what they claimed is their inability to transfer their earnings to their respective home countries to meet operational costs in accordance with international rules because of new Central Bank of Nigeria , CBN, policy on forex and fund transfer.
NEXIM Bank, Shippers Council plan trans-regional shipping line
The Nigerian Export-Import Bank, NEXIM and the Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, are collaborating to establish a shipping line for trading within the West and Central Africa sub-region.
Don’t make Edo theatre of war, monarch begs politicians
AHEAD of this year’s governorship election in Edo State, the Onojie of Uromi, HRH Anslem Aidonogie II, has called on politicians in the state to avoid utterances and comments capable of turning the state into a theatre of war.
Why Islam is becoming whipping boy —Sultan
Osogbo—The Sultan of Sokoto and the President, Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, SCIA, His Eminence, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, has urged Muslims in the country to work very hard, and in love with the others, to make Islamic what it ought to be.
FG, CBN in fiscal, monetary policy harmony
There were indications that a complementary interplay of fiscal and monetary policy may have begun with last week’s policy actions from the authorities in both arms.
Northern women seek amnesty for Boko Haram conscripts
ABUJA — A group of women from the northern part of the country, yesterday, asked the Federal Government to grant amnesty to all Boko Haram members found to have been conscripted.
