Culture, attitudes hinder insurance  role in economic development — Kari

Culture, attitudes hinder insurance role in economic development — Kari

In line with our strategic road-map, the Commission has set out reforms needed to re-position the Nigerian insurance sector to effectively serve our growing population and most importantly the financially under-serviced low-income segment. Notwithstanding Nigeria’s vast population, insurance had a mixture of myth, misunderstanding and ignorance defining it.
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Why PDP must not continue in sin

Why PDP must not continue in sin

The Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP), the leading opposition political party in Nigeria has scheduled to hold its elective National Convention, between November and December, 2017 to elect officers that will replace the National Caretaker Committee (NCC) and pioneer the affairs of the party ahead of 2019 and beyond.

Nigeria lacks sales people to sell made in Nigeria products – 2

Nigeria lacks sales people to sell made in Nigeria products – 2

I ATTENDED a ceremony at Sheraton Hotel, Lagos, during which a few prominent Nigerians who had made great contributions to the construction industry were inducted into the Hall of Fame. One of them was my mentor, brother and friend Obong (Arc) Victor Attah, former Governor of Akwa Ibom State who is truly a man of many parts.

BofA profit rises on higher rates, lower costs

BofA profit rises on higher rates, lower costs

BANK of America Corp beat expectations with a 15 percent rise in third-quarter profit on Friday as the second-largest U.S. lender kept a tight leash on costs and benefited from higher interest rates.

ASABA MASSACRE: I feel insulted when people talk about forgiveness – Emma Okocha

ASABA MASSACRE: I feel insulted when people talk about forgiveness – Emma Okocha

Emma Okocha is the author of the book “Blood on the Niger.” He is also a Human Rights crusader and conflict studies expert. He was recently honoured by the Asaba community for his pioneering work on Asaba massacre and for accurately telling the story of the genocide. In this chat with OSA AMADI, the author recounts blood-chilling events of the Asaba massacre which forms the thesis of his book, “Blood on the Niger.”