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Investors & Exporters forex window sustaining rally in stocks — ASHON boss

Investors & Exporters forex window sustaining rally in stocks — ASHON boss

The Chairman, Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria, ASHON, Chief Patrick Ezeagu, in this interview with Financial Vanguard, spoke on monetary and fiscal policies affecting the stock market, forth coming capital market summit and how government’s patronage, among others can boost the Nigerian capital market

Risks managers warn FG, states over  non-identification of Nigerians, foreigners

Risks managers warn FG, states over non-identification of Nigerians, foreigners

RISK managers in the country have warned federal and state governments against risks posed to national security as a result of insufficient means of identification of millions of Nigerians and foreigners domiciled in the country. The Risk Managers Society of Nigeria (RIMSON)) at its annual conference in Lagos, said the risks posed by unregistered people underscored the imperative for a centralised identification database of all people resident in the country anchored on a National Social Security Scheme.

WAICA Re Plc lost $2bn to Nigeria’s currency devaluation in 2016 —CEO

WAICA Re Plc lost $2bn to Nigeria’s currency devaluation in 2016 —CEO

Mr. Abiola Ezekiel Ekundayo, Managing Director of WAICA Reinsurance Corporation Plc speaks on the impact of the company in Africa’s economy, and more.  Excerpts: By Favour Nnabugwu WHAT is WAICA Re’s performance in 2016? As at the end of the day we are able to close on a very sound note. We increased the premium […]

Power issue requires proper strategy, execution —CEO, Oilserve

Power issue requires proper strategy, execution —CEO, Oilserve

Mr. Emeka Okwuosa, the Chief Executive Officer, Oilserv Group, believes that the biggest problem in any business idea is execution. For him, talk is easy, but execution is key. In this interview he addressed the challenges of proper execution of projects, especially in the power sector.

Open letter to the president of Nigeria — who ever he is

Open letter to the president of Nigeria — who ever he is

THE four paged advertisement was not signed by anybody or Ministry or the Presidency. The shameless purveyors of a great deal of the half-truths and outright falsehoods in the narrative could not summon the courage to claim responsibility for it. But, given my close study of this particular government, it bears all the finger prints of two people – the first is a Federal Minister; the second is a Senior Special Adviser to a very, very, very top official of Buhari’s government. The last time the President or Head of State of Nigeria was served by such individuals who have no regard for truth was during the Abacha regime. That horrible government had a Senior Special Adviser, Wada Nas, who was nicknamed by me as Wada Nasty. It also had a Minister of Information, who could not distinguish between lai and falsehood.