Why the social protection programme will continue to fail – 1
The president had announced the Social Protection Programme, SPP, with the sort of hyperbole expected of people still having a hangover from the promises made during elections. According to Buhari, “I am happy to formally launch, by far, the most ambitious Social Protection Programme in our history.
Guidelines on micro insurance for service providers, NGOs, trade associations underway – Naicom
As part of its efforts to ensure insurance is known in all the nooks and crannies of the country, the National Insurance Commis-sion says it will soon roll out guidelines on micro insurance for intermediaries to sell micro insurance in the sector.
Sterling Bank, FCMB drive volume, as investors lose N87bn
Sterling Bank Plc, and FCMB Group Plc and Transnational Corpo-ration of Nigeria, Transcorp Plc, last week drove volume traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, even as investors lost N87 billion in the prevailing negative market .
NAICOM drags insurance directors to EFCC, SEC for illegal acquisitions of shares
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has dragged some directors of insurance companies to the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) and Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) over illegal acquisition of shares of their companies.
EU-Nigeria trade volume declines by 26.7% to 29bn
The volume of trade between the European Union, EU and Nigeria declined by 26.7 per cent to 29 billion eruos in 2015, as a result of persistent fall of commodity prices especially oil and gas.
Rights of a landlord in property eviction
It is generally believed that landlords are troublesome people who lord their properties over tenants and try to make life uncomfortable for them but this is not always true. Just as tenants have been at the mercy of landlords, landlords have also been treated with contempt and maligned by tenants.
