By Ebenezar Ojei  Providus Bank has announced a series of senior management appointments as part of its strategic restructuring to strengthen risk oversight, deepen client services, and position the bank for long-term growth following its commencement of operations earlier in 2017. The appointments, approved by the bank’s board, include: • Henry Oguche, appointed Head of […]

The Chairman of the Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA), Rev. Tunde Lemo, will chair the Bi-annual dinner and award ceremony of the Lagos branch of the University of Nigeria, UNN Alumni Association scheduled to hold tomorrow.

The African Development Bank has approved US$324 million in loan support to two renewable energy projects in Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire that are expected to significantly increase power supplies and keep economic growth track.

YOLA—Bachama Cultural Organisation, Pene Da Bwatiye, in Adamawa State, yesterday, called for judicial panel of inquiry into the attacks on the people by herdsmen.

Ahead of the December 2017 elective convention of the Peoples Democratic Party, the North Central Zonal chapter of the party has reinforced its initial zoning arrangement as a means towards ensuring equitable distribution of offices while ensuring fairness and transparency.

PRESIDENT Muhammad Buhari  yesterday expressed shock over People’s Democratic Party, PDP, bid to stage a comeback to power, despite the atrocities committed against the country.

In what seems to be a direct consequence of novel reforms to open up its business space, Edo State is welcoming an influx of foreign investors, as the State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki commissioned Rongsheng Glass Nigeria Limited in Utesi, Benin City.

THE Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, CBCN, an organ of unity, communion and solidarity for the millions of Catholics in the 36 states of the country and the Federal Capital Territory, has reacted to a recent recommendation by one of their members over the Ahiara Mbaise Diocesan crisis, describing Bishop Joseph Bagobiri’s letter as containing many false misleading affirmations.

The Federal, States and Local Government in the month of October shared N532.7 billion which shows a decline of N25.3 billion when compared to what they shared in September.

The State Security Service, yesterday, made it clear that it was not currently recruiting and had no reason to demand for any form of payment from anyone under the guise of giving them employment.