Healthcare experts at the just concluded Medic West Africa, MWA conference and exhibition held in Lagos have called for adoption of public private partnership in funding universal healthcare coverage, including team work among healthcare professionals, to boost quality of healthcare in Nigeria.

KPMG has disclosed that an average of 66 percent of banking ‘customers in Africa are not satisfied with information sent out to them. In its 2016 Banking Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey (BICSS) KPMG said that customer’s appreciation of banks had moved from financials to customers services.

THE Nigeria 4-in-1Exhibition would serve as a platform to promote trade and indigenous companies while creating jobs and wealth.

LAPO Microfinance Bank (MfB) Limited, has disbursed over N20 billion as agric loan to micro and small enterprises engaged in livestock, arable and tree crops farming, as part of efforts encouraging federal government’s diversification plan.

THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ondo State, weekend, declared that the conspiracy by the opposition parties against Eyitayo Jegede (SAN) was a sign of victory.

OPPOSITION political parties in Ondo State, weekend, called for calm and caution over the protests that rocked the state as a result of the substitution of the governorship candidate of the PDP, Mr Eyitayo Jegede.

THE story of Nigerian agriculture is embedded within the country’s political history. Nigeria had a predominantly agricultural economy in the hundred odd years spent under British colonial rule and well into its first decade of independence. In the 1960’s, Nigeria was the world’s second largest producer and exporter of cocoa, the largest exporter of palm oil, and a principal producer and exporter of cotton, rubber and groundnut.

MANY Nigerians live in a bewildering world. They cannot make sense of their circumstances as poverty struts the land like a conquering giant with its Siamese twin, hunger, battling many to submission.

AHEAD of their meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, tomorrow, strong indications emerged, yesterday, that elders, leaders and stakeholders of the Niger Delta Region have rejected the Federal Government’s move to launch a $10 billion (N4 trillion) infrastructural rebirth investment programme in the area.

MY first major article on banks was in 1992; when one Mr Jimi Lawal, was the Managing Director of Alpha Merchant Bank. From the quarterly, semi-annual and annual reports of the bank, anyone could be forgiven for thinking that Mr Lawal, who was also a flashy dresser and certainly not conservative, as traditional bankers were, had his own mint for printing the funds his bank was allegedly making. He was not alone.