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Intels, npa and the national interest

A good part of the reason the NPA does not and cannot contribute its full quota to national development is associated with the leadership

US banks face variety of risks, says regulator

MANY of the major risks U.S. banks face lay beyond their control, according to a review released by banking’s top federal regulator on Friday that found the sector’s financial performance remains strong.

Zimbabwe yet to reach debt deal with foreign lenders — IMF

ZIMBABWE is yet to reach a deal with the World Bank and other foreign lenders over clearing arrears and implementing reforms, the International Monetary Fund said, warning that reliance on raising money domestically could further fan inflation.

World Bank set to create women’s fund

THE World Bank said it will start a fund to finance women entrepreneurs, an idea it developed in tandem with Ivanka Trump, the daughter of the U.S. president.

Med-View listing: Stock market remains one of the best avenues to operate – Mikail

The National President, Constance Shareholders Association of Nigeria, CSAN, Shehu Mallam Mikail, in this interview with Financial Vanguard spoke on Med- View Airline Plc joining the cream of companies listed on Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE; prospects of its proposed capital raising; financial performance , among other things

CAN president denies funds diversion allegation

NATIONAL President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Rev. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, has described allegations of financial impropriety against his leadership as a blatant lie concocted by agents of Satan, who are opposed to ongoing overhaul of CAN.

Oppressive minimum wage and the futility of an increase

IT would be heartless to ignore organised Labour’s demand for an urgent upward review of the N18, 000/month minimum wage, which was established over 6years ago, when this income was above the international value of $150 i.e. above $5/day and more than double the poverty bench mark of less than $2/day.

Restructuring: My take

The current thirty six states can never bring equity. The North will always be favoured while the South East will always be cheated. The Biafra agitation will never lose its relevance to its adherents so long as we maintain this 36-state structure

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