Apostle Johnson Suleman has asked the Federal Government to compel Kaduna State governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai to produce the Fulani herdsmen to whom money was paid so as to disabuse the minds of Nigerians that Christians are not the target of President Buhari’s administration.

Nothing sums up the dangerous way in which the DSS is handling the Apostle Johnson Suleman affair better than the words of the Southern Kaduna-based Pastor Owojaye Matthew. He said,

Ijaw youths yesterday warned that Anglo-Dutch oil giant, Shell Petroleum Development Company SPDC, should be ready to move out from its multi-billion dollars EA and Bonga offshore oilfields in the Niger Delta if the company insisted on moving its corporate headquarters from Port Harcourt to Lagos in the South West.

The increasing gap between official and parallel market naira exchange rates has lately propelled a fresh call from corporate financial establishments and diverse speculators (both local and foreign) for CBN to unhinge naira from the purported present ‘flexible’ peg of N305=$1, despite the horrendous social and economic deprivations which such a humble exchange rate has already precipitated nationwide.

There is no over regulation. The regulation is very well in place. We are set to acquire investment that can make societal impact such as in infrastructure. However the environment is not ready. Contractual and regulatory environment does not seem ready because you need to have everybody speaking the same language because infrastructural investment takes time and a lot of planning.

Two suspects, including a 20-year-old nurse, Felicia Weinoh, who specialized in treating victims and members of the kidnap gang who abducted eight schoolgirls and staff at the Nigeria Turkish International College, NTIC in Isheri North Area of Ogun State have been arrested by the police.

Africa’s foremost Catholic Television Network, Lumen Christi TV that started operation in Nigeria about 2 years ago under MyTV cable platform has hit a milestone with an impressive appearance on DSTV cable network.

Security agencies are trading blames over last Friday’s escape of one of the most dreaded criminals in the country, Chibueze Henry a.k.a Vampire, at the premises of an Owerri High Court in Imo State.

Super Eagles Head Coach, Gernot Rohr has voiced out his frustrations in securing Nigeria passport for players born abroad, who are eligible to play for Nigeria.

By Babajide Komolafe THE last thing any bank customer expects in this age is a bank branch operating in darkness. That was the experience of a bank customer as reflected in one of the complaints below. Some of the complaints also show that some banks are yet to perfect the mobile money applications and money […]

The Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, Buruji Kashamu, has said that initiating any extradition proceedings against him over drug dealing allegations in the United States would amount to illegality.

LAST year, the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, emerged as the worst global exchange, shedding a little bit over N1 trillion. Those who lost money on the exchange last year have only themselves to blame because they can now add that loss to the list of “everything that could have been avoided”.

A MAJOR crisis has erupted in the ancient Nri Kingdom in Anambra State, regarded as the ancestral homeland of the Igbo and the custodian of the Igbo culture and tradition, with the traditional ruler of the town, Igwe Obidiegwu Onyesoh, announcing the sacking of the 12-member royal cabinet, following what had been described as irreconcilable differences between them.

AS the stock market looks likely to end the first month of this year in negative territory, investment analysts at Afrinvest West Africa have posited that 2017 may end up another difficult year for equities if certain drivers of the negative 2016 performance are not addressed urgently.

PETROLEUM and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, has rejected the proposed plan by the House of Representatives to amend the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, Act, describing the proposed amendment as unnecessary and detrimental to Nigeria.