
CAF secretary general resigns
School feeding programme: Oyo registers 1,000 farmers
Boko Haram: Scores of Oyo IDPs want fare back home
Sheriff, Makarfi PDP at war again
Herdsmen kill DELSU staff
BoE to focus more on protecting insurance policyholders
NAICOM, PenCom give life companies approval to choose PFCs
Nigerian cardiologists record breakthrough in heart surgery
Despite recession companies’ revenue up 15.8% to N4.4 trn
Oshiomhole versus soludo at vanguard economic forum – 2
Global regulators delve deeper into risks from insurers
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SubscribeCEIBS Nigeria charges members on Asia-Africa relations
CHINA Europe International Business school (CEIBS) Nigeria chapter has pleaded with Alumni members to ensure all hands are on deck so as to establish and maintain a brand in the continent as a result of Asia-Africa relations which is on the rise. CEIBS is an international business school jointly established by the Chinese government and the European Union.
Job opportunities in lottery are limitless – Expert
MANAGING Director/Chief Executive, Lotgrand, operator of Grandlotto and FirstBet, Mr. Niyi Adekunle has said that there are limitless job opportunities in the lottery sector adding that the technology aspect of lottery business offers more jobs than one can imagine.
Fraud forces insurers to step up e-payment
By Favour Nnabugwu INSURANCE companies in the country have stepped up measures to starve off fraud in the industry arising from cash transactions. The companies now prefer customers to pay through Point of Sale (PoS) terminals at their various locations and agency offices. For instance, AIICO Insurance Plc, said it will leave no stone unturned […]
Nigerians must make sacrifices to end recession – Bishop
Emmanuel Badejo, the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Oyo, says Nigeria is not beyond redemption if every citizen makes sacrifices and embraces good morals.
Lecturer to parents: Stop registering your children in ‘’miracle centres’’
Mr Musbau Abdulkareem, Head, Political Science Department, College of Education, Oro, Kwara has advised parents against registering their children in ”miracle centres” for examinations.
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