Nigerians can live happily together— Ekweremadu
The Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, has said a united Nigeria where every citizen can actualise his or her potential in any part of the country irrespective of his or her ethnic or religious background is possible.
Lafarge’s N131.65bn offer to reduce foreign debt, boosts profitability — Lafarge boss
LAFARGE Africa Plc has disclosed that the net proceeds from its Rights Issue of N131.65 billion will enable it to refinance a portion of the company’s foreign currency denominated shareholder loan, by way of a debt-to-equity conversion and also boost its profitability in the future.
Why ageing population accounts for over 60% equities holders
CAPITAL market operators have said that availability of higher investible income to the older investors compared to the younger generation of investors could account for possession of over 60 percent equities holding by the ageing population.
We won’t scrap SARS, Police reply anti-SARS campaigners
ABUJA—THE Police high command has said that contrary to the ongoing social media campaign calling on it to scrap its Special Anti-Robbery Squad unit, it had no such intention whatsoever.
Hearing on Oluba’s N1bn suit against Chevron for Jan 17
Hearing on Oluba’s N1bn suit against Chevron for Jan 17
No clash between Corps members and Soldiers in Kano– NYSC Coordinator
Alhaji Ladan Baba, the Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Kano has debunked media reports that there was a clash between soldiers and some corps members in the orientation camp at Karaye Local Government Area of the state.
