9 killed in renewed Ebonyi, C-River crisis
DSS arraigns 61-year-old leader of kidnap gang in Port Harcourt court
GTBank named best bank in Africa for corporate governance
Centenary City Probe: House c’ttee accuses Anyim of plot to stall probe
Mixed feelings as Flour Mills declares 9 months results
2018 CHAN: Eagles get opponents
Adeboye tasks security operatives on their safety
Ex-militants in solidarity march for Maritime Varsity
Upcoming announcements by banks will indicate recapitalisation – Chioke
CECP, NCPP to deploy four Mobile Cancer Centres nationwide
New technology to boost brokerage industry
ONNOGHEN: Sanctity of judiciary must be protected — FAYOSE
Buchi Emecheta: An Ibusa Girl Who Conquered The World
NDDC laments failure to develop N-Delta with $40bn

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CJN confirmation: Onnoghen’s name’ll be sent to Senate this week – Presidency source
Vanguard gathered, last night, that the name of Justice Walter Onnoghen, would be sent to the Senate, this week for confirmation as the CJN.
NCAA fines First Nation Airways, pilot N33.5m for violations
THE Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, weekend imposed a fine of N33.5 million on First Nation Airways and one of its pilots for violating Nigeria civil aviation safety regulations.
Police arrest 4 robbery suspects in Osun
The Osun State Police Command has arrested four suspected robbers and recovered two locally-made pistols from them.
Foreign investors bought N557bn treasury bills in 2016
ATTRACTED by the high interest regime in the money market, foreign investors bought N557 billion worth of treasury bills, TBs, in 2016.
Rotary rewards LASUTH staff for diligence
The Rotary Club of Ikeja, has rewarded five staff of Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, for diligence and dedication to duty.
Govt must cover supply gap to spur recovery in capital market – Adonri
Those indicators were retained indicating that the monetary authority has exhausted all the tools they have with which they have to bring the economy out of stagflation.
Aborted nationwide protest: Charly Boy, Seyi Law vow to continue the struggle
VETERAN entertainment personality and the self-styled ‘Area Father’ Charles Oputa, a.k.a. Charly Boy and ace comedian, Oluwaseyitan Lawrence, a.k.a Seyilaw have vowed to vow to continue the nationwide protest. which celebrated artistes and “African Queen” crooner 2Face scheduled for Monday 6th but was cancelled by same on Saturday night due to security reasons.
Rohr: Ighalo still in my plan
Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr has put to rest speculations over the international future of Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo, who left English Premier League side Watford and moved to China to pitch tent with CSL club, Changchun Yatai. Rohr is known to be very strict with players when it comes to national team assignment preferring them to play in European league.
What a time to be a Nigerian
THERE is a lot of heat in the country. Nigerians debate anything and everything. The views are varied and can differ so much that there can be a long debate and disagreement on the colour white. However, on one point are all agreed; there is hunger in the land. But even on this, there are differences in reaction. There are those organising rallies to drum support for the government to tackle the problem. There are others holding rallies on the same issue against the government demanding that it delivers on good governance including affordable food.
Charly Boy, Ruggedman, Uche Jombo react, as 2face cancels planned protest
Less than 24 hours to the planned two-state anti-government protest by ace music star, Innocent Idibia a.k.a. 2face billed to take place today, the R&B star, weekend, backed out of the protest, citing security reasons for his retreat.
Trinity Estate residents protest poor power supply
Aggrieved residents of Trinity Estate, behind Chevron Estate in Satellite Town, at the weekend, staged a peaceful protest at the Satellite Town office of Eko Electricity Distribution, EKEDP, over what they described as outrageous bills and epileptic power supply to the area by the company.
Kenya’s alcohol consumers may soon receive insurance
THE Kenyan parliament may soon pass a new law guaranteeing insurance coverage for consumers of alcoholic beverages. This is courtesy of the Alcoholic Drinks Control Act bill seeks to have beer manufacturers put between 5 and 10 percent of their revenue in insurance companies to compensate individuals who suffer damages.
Group calls for U.S. flood insurance revamp as program deadline nears
A U.S. flood insurance program that is drowning in billions of dollars in debt can be modernized to bolster its finances while curbing the public’s exposure to flood risks, a national coalition said in a reform proposal unveiled on Wednesday.
China’s life insurance premiums set to slow amid regulator’s crackdown
THE growth of life insurance premiums in the mainland is set to stall this year as regulators crack down on the aggressive sales of universal life policies, market watchers said.
Europe’s re/insurance industry lobbies for Solvency II changes
THE European insurance and reinsurance federation said that the many layers of conservativeness built into the design of Solvency II and its tendency to treat insurers like traders instead of long-term investors could harm consumers, long-term investment and the economy.

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