Financial services sector remains upbeat amidst bearish market
DESPITE the bearish market which prevailed in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, in the past one month, the financial services sector remained upbeat both in terms volume and value traded and also emerged the only sector to record positive return to investors last week.
A peep into Osinbajo’s presidency
WITHIN these twenty months of the regime of President Muhammadu Buhari, we have been privileged to see two “faces” of his presidency. The first face is the General Muhammadu Buhari character of it, while the second is the Professor Yemi Osinbajo coloration. These two faces are dramatically different. Let us look at them briefly.
Court affirms Goodie Ibru as Ikeja Hotels chairman
Justice A. Abdul Kafarati of a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has declared that the Extra Ordinary General Meeting, EGM, of the Ikeja Hotel Plc, held on January 6, 2015, where the chairman of the hotel’s board, Mr. Goodie Ibru was supposedly removed as unlawful, illegal and of no effect.
Catholic youths in Imo lament absence of priest
Catholic youths at Our Lady of Good Counsel, Imerienwe in Ngor Okpala Local Government Area of Imo State, have continued to complain about celebrating a mass in their church without a priest.
Compliance to compulsory insurance still low – NAICOM
THE National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has said compliance to compulsory insurance is still at the low ebb in the country.
Looking back; why Nigeria tripped at the AU
NIGERIA at the African Union, AU, Assembly rolled out its fearsome arsenal; diplomatic, political and economic in a contest to win the leadership of the Peace and Security Commission, PSC. The Giant of Africa which has been in economic recession, must have expended quite some money, at least for travels and estacode across the continent campaigning for its candidate, Ms. Fatima Kyari Mohammed.
