Corruption is worse than Boko Haram, herdsmen menace – I Go Dye
Ace comedian, Francis Agoda, popularly known as I Go Dye has added another feather to his enviable cap laden with honours and awards as he has been made UkAid goodwill ambassador, which will make him a top notch crusader for the Making A Difference Against Corruption Today (MADACT) movement.
We’re fully ready for Ekiti gov election — APC
Says Ekiti people have rejected PDP, Fayose As top PDP leaders hold discussions with Oshiomhole One PDP gov; two former PDP govs; NASS members ready to join APC BY SIMON EBEGBULEM, ABUJA Barely seven days to the governorship election in Ekiti State, the All Progressives Congress, APC, has declared that it was fully […]
Open grazing law: forces move to stop Gov Ortom’s re-election bid
A political drama is currently playing out in Benue state and indications just emerged that powerful forces are bent on stopping Governor Samuel Ortom from running for a second term in office over his innocuous decision to stand with the Benue people to end the herdsmen killings in the state with the enactment of the open grazing prohibition law which was a bill the people in unison presented to the government for enactment.
Where, how to invest in equities in H2: 2018, by investment analysts (1)
THE Nigerian equities market witnessed dramatic extremes in the first half of 2018, H1’18, as stocks hit the roof and the Nigerian bourse consolidating its place amongst top three global best performers in the first month of 2018. This stellar performance was, however, quickly reversed in the second quarter. The reversal into red territories have continued into the first week of the third quarter/ second half 2018, H2’18. We present analysts, Afrinvest West Africa, positions on the outlook for the various sub-sectors and some blue chip stocks for the rest of the year, to guide investment decisions going forward.
African insurers urged to pursue financial inclusion
EXPERTS have called on African insurers to pursue financial inclusion with the aim of making insurance services accessible and affordable.
Only state police can stop killings in the country – Ekweremadu
T he Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has championed the decentralisation of the nation’s policing system for quite a while now. Although past efforts to create state police in various constitution amendment efforts failed, the agitation has returned with greater acceptance in the wake of the soaring killings, particularly the recent carnage in Plateau State.In this interview monitored on Channels TV, Ekweremadu, who chairs the constitution amendment panel, speaks extensively on the benefits, shape, and possibility of state police.
