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Win-at-home-syndrome: Blame club owners –  Bosso

Win-at-home-syndrome: Blame club owners – Bosso

Even as referees are always blamed for almost every bad officiating, reprieve may have come their way as the Technical Adviser of Nigerian premier league side, Elkanemi Warriors of Maiduguri, Ladan Bosso believes that club owners, not the referees should be held responsible for the ugly trend.

Journalists beaten, property destroyed as thugs  invade Kaduna NUJ Secretariat

Journalists beaten, property destroyed as thugs invade Kaduna NUJ Secretariat

Kaduna—Armed thugs, yesterday, attacked journalists and others at the Kaduna State Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, NUJ, secretariat, disrupting a press conference being addressed by Senators Shehu Sani and Othman Hunkuyi on the outcome of the recently held congress of All Progressives Congress, APC.

Furore over conversion  of dollar debts to equitye

Furore over conversion of dollar debts to equitye

THE emerging trend where some quoted companies have planned to offset their dollar denominated loans through equity conversion is raising dust among minority investors in the capital market.

The changing face of Bauchi

The changing face of Bauchi

It is just a matter of time before Bauchi becomes the economic and developmental hub of the sub-Saharan region

Institutional deficiencies impede insurance growth in Nigeria — Soladoye

Institutional deficiencies impede insurance growth in Nigeria — Soladoye

HOW did you get into insurance, was that your chosen career from the beginning?
I didn’t want to study insurance and I in fact rejected studying insurance. I wanted to go to Ahmadu Bello University because I was a very staunch Muslim student at secondary school and at HSC levels. So because of Islam, I wanted to go to ABU to study accounting and it was in the days of direct entry – before JAMB.

Healthy living: YEDI targets 4,000 young people

Healthy living: YEDI targets 4,000 young people

To ensure young people stay away from risky behaviour while on holidays, the Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative, YEDI is set for its 5th edition of the annual summer holiday camps tagged ‘Skillz Holiday Camps’ designed to educate youths on healthy habits and important life skills.

Transport: BRT operator reviews fares downwards

Transport: BRT operator reviews fares downwards

As part of measures to make public commuting affordable, operator of Bus Rapid Transit, BRT, Franchise in Lagos State, Primero Transport Services Limited, has concluded plans to slash the current flat rate of bus fares from Ikorodu to Tafawa Balewa Square, TBS, corridors of the state.

How Sub-Saharan Africa can rescue itself

How Sub-Saharan Africa can rescue itself

One of the books that changed the thinking of many during our undergraduate days was Walter Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Rodney in the book tried to paint the picture of how the actions/inactions of the Europeans impoverished the people of Africa. After going through the book, most of us were infuriated about the Europeans.

GenCos present 7-point demand to Osinbajo

GenCos present 7-point demand to Osinbajo

Electricity Generating Companies, GENCOs, have presented a seven-point demand to the Federal Government asking for an immediate end to electricity rejection by National Control Centre, NCC, Osogbo, Osun State, in collaboration with the Electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs.

NAFDAC re-enforces surveillance, monitoring activities

NAFDAC re-enforces surveillance, monitoring activities

With a donation of six Hilux vehicles by Dangote Group weekend, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC said it is improving monitoring and surveillance activities with a view to ensure that only safe products are in circulation in Nigeria.

IGBONLA SIX: How colleague’s sickness aborted victims’ escape plan

IGBONLA SIX: How colleague’s sickness aborted victims’ escape plan

More revelations about the 65-day abduction experience of the freed six Senior Secondary School students of Lagos Model College, Igbonla Epe, in their abductors’ den were unveiled yesterday, as one of the students disclosed how they attempted to escape from the den when it became apparent that their captors were not willing to release them quickly.

Boska reaches out to traders in Kano

Boska reaches out to traders in Kano

HUNDREDS of traders at the Wappa market in Kano weekend benefitted from the ongoing nationwide free medical services organised by Dexa Medica, makers of Boska, under its Pain Free Day initiative programme.

325m people have viral hepatitis — WHO

325m people have viral hepatitis — WHO

As the World weekend marked this year’s World Hepatitis Day, the World Health Organization, WHO, has disclosed that, estimated 325 million people worldwide have viral hepatitis even as the 257 million people living with hepatitis B and 71 million people living with hepatitis C have no access to treatment.

FG adopts $11bn Dangote refinery under new petroleum policy

FG adopts $11bn Dangote refinery under new petroleum policy

The Federal Government has adopted the $11billion Dangote refinery, under its new National Petroleum Policy in order to add value to crude oil, reduce high dependence on imported petroleum products and conserve foreign exchange for other developmental projects.