President Muhammadu Buhari has constituted a 24-man committee to address perceived defects in Nigeria’s electoral laws and constitution.

Nigeria is pouring fuel on fire.” This is the recent instigative catch-phrase or the inflammatory remarks of immediate past Iranian Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency, Saeed Koozechi over the detention of Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) Leader, Sheik Ibrahim El-Zakzakky by Nigerian security agents.

By Ochereome Nnanna ONCE again, a Northern leader issued a familiar query to his peers from the Niger Delta: what have you done with the money “channelled” to the region over the years? Hardly does a major political leader from that zone pass up the opportunity to issue this query, especially in addressing issues of […]

Abuja—Budget and National Planning Minister, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, has appealed to international agencies to assist Nigeria’s drive for self-sufficiency by encouraging local production of items required for the execution of their mandate in the country.

Our target audience, basically, is the business community, the professional community, governmental organisations, especially the financial institutions, as well as major players in oil and gas, agriculture and maritime sectors. Nigerians need to be heard on all levels.

The Business Recovery & Insolvency Practitioners Association of Nigeria (BRIPAN) has said that a sound insolvency regime and effective dispute resolution process are the key factors for development in any nation.

RIVERINE communities in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, have called on the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, to complete all abandoned NDDC projects in the kingdom.

The judicial commission of inquiry recently set up to by Plateau State governor, Simon Lalong, to investigate financial dealings of his predecessor, Jonah Jang’s eight years tenure has concluded plans to probe the former governor.

Truth cannot be suppressed forever. It frees itself from the chains of dark forces to assert itself unstoppably. It chases away the shadows of falsehood and triumph over lies and blackmail in an unrestricted outpouring of its effervescent light.

Royal Exchange Group has posted a gross premium income of N10.79 billion for the 2015 financial year. Addressing shareholders at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Lagos, Chairman of the company, Mr. Kenneth Odogwu, said that the figure edged up by 14 per cent as the company recorded N9.43 billion in 2014.