Clinton, Trump vie for world leaders’ attention in New York
U.S. Democratic and Republican Presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, have sought to burnish their foreign-policy credentials late on Monday by meeting world leaders at the United Nations.
Recession: Senate seeks harmonization of fiscal, monetary policies
Recession: ABUJA—THE Senate has urged the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to harmonize the Federal Government’s financial and monetary policies as one of the ways to end the current economic recession.
FG’s 500,000 jobs: Final tests begin today
THE final assessment for over one million Nigerians who applied online for the Federal Government’s 500,000 job scheme for unemployed graduates will begin today.
Nnanna’s ‘Non-existent Igbo slaves in Bonny’
I AM somewhat surprised by Mr. Nnanna’s rebuttal of my piece on the Origins of Nigerians. I normally expect criticism and even abuse to some of my views but his answer seems unfortunately to be something he wanted to say and was looking for an opportunity to do so.
‘Eagles‘re beatable’
As the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers get underway next month, former Zambian striker Zeddy Saileti insists Chipolopolo can beat Nigeria.
Investors lose N6.4bn in bearish trading, await MPC meeting outcome
The NSE market capitalisation which represents the total value of equities traded on the NSE dropped marginally by 0.07 per cent to close trading at N9.563 trillion from N9.570 trillion it closed last week Friday, %, while the Year-to-Date return stood at -2.80 per cent
