CBN chief raps entrepreneurs for shunning FG’s N200bn
NHIS repositions in Lagos, tasks service providers on Universal Health Coverage
MASSOB vows to resist planned re-arrest of Kanu
EON Reality plans $50m investment for Lagos
Ahmed approves release of N937m to contractors
I won’t quit Chelsea over transfers, says Conte
Rivers Senator-elect assures of effective representation
Bayelsa PDP vows to resist hijack
Rivers HOSTCOMS allege neglect, demand devt blueprint
I’m TROMPCON chairman, not Oba of Benin – HRM Effiong Bassey
30 houses submerged in Calabar downpour
Eket PDP strategises for 2019
Focus on govt business undermines insurance penetration — Okpue
Insurers pay N100m as fraud claims to 5 banks
Adverse tax on dividends scares investors – Anono
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Level of e-payment adoption still low in MfB — MD Alekun MfB
Loan recovery is a big challenge in the microfinance industry because we don’t have the prerequisite data in this sub-sector like in other clime where they have accurate data. With data you can track your loan customers, though the Bank Verification Number (BVN) is trying to help in this regard but as it is, the cost of acquiring the data capturing machine for microfinance banks is high.
Owerri market demolition: No one died, says Okorocha; Lies, my 10-yr-old son is dead – father
OWERRI—Several persons, including the victims of last Saturday’s demolition exercise in Owerri, have condemned the stories put out by Imo State Government and security agencies, to the effect that nobody died in the incident.
FRC, shareholders bicker over waivers
SHAREHOLDERS in the nation’s capital market have taken a swipe on the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, FRCN, over alleged waiver fees it places on Chief Finance Officers, CFOs, and audit committee chairmen of quoted companies, who are not members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, ICAN.
South south/South east governors reaffirm faith in Nigeria’s unity
GOVERNOR Of the South south and south east region have reaffirmed their faith in the unity of the country, promising to promote an indivisible country.
Why Buhari insulted Ojukwu’s memory
Ojukwu stood for Nigeria’s unity based on equity. Otherwise, as he put it: “Let my people go”. That is my stand also, and I believe it is the right thing to ask for. Buhari and those freeloading from the Nigerian oil-fed Commonwealth believe in gunpoint unity: Nigeria is indivisible and indissoluble; any who disagrees will be shot

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