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Saraki named 4th Waziri Garin of Ilorin

Saraki named 4th Waziri Garin of Ilorin

The Emir of Ilorin and chairman, Kwara State Traditional Council, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu –Gambari, yesterday elevated the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki to the position of Waziri Garin of Ilorin, the Traditional Prime Minister of the emirate.

Need to check all Lagos bridges

Need to check all Lagos bridges

We wish to also alert government to the need to pay similar attention to the various bridges, flyovers and causeways built between the 1960s and the oil boom years of the 1970s. Even though the Federal Government had announced its intention to do just that in September last year, little activity in that direction has been noticed.

Oloma community urges Shell to comply with court order

Oloma community urges Shell to comply with court order

To avert fresh crisis in the Niger Delta region, Shell  Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, has been urged  to comply with a court order by Justice George  Omereji of a Rivers State High Court against it, delivered  on March 10, 2011.

Insurance sector must embrace digitization to stay afloat  – Babington-Ashaye

Insurance sector must embrace digitization to stay afloat – Babington-Ashaye

THE out-going President, Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, CIIN, Mrs. Funmi Babington-Ashaye, has said that the insurance industry must embrace digitization to remain afloat and relevant in the economy. Babington-Ashaye, who stated this at her valedictory lecture in Lagos, said that the insurance industry as a whole and brokers in particular need to adapt to new styles of interacting with customers.

Stop bloodbath in Nigeria, Rivers Christians beg Buhari

Stop bloodbath in Nigeria, Rivers Christians beg Buhari

PORT HAR-COURT— Believers under the aegis of Concerned Christians of Rivers State, have tasked President Muhammadu Buhari to stop the continuous killings in parts of the country, adding that Christians were target of the killings.

Shoprite as metaphor for AfCFTA

Shoprite as metaphor for AfCFTA

THE South Africa President, Cyril  Ramaphosa, was in Abuja earlier, this month (July 2018), to participate in the 25th  anniversary and annual General meeting of the African Export Import Bank (Afreximbank). Ramaphosa, used the opportunity to call on Nigeria, not to delay signing the agreement for the African Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA).

Insecurity undermines attainment of financial inclusion target —MfBs boss

Insecurity undermines attainment of financial inclusion target —MfBs boss

It is affecting every aspect of the Nigeria economic life and the MfBs cannot be shielded. If bombs are exploding and herdsmen are shooting, then security of life and properties comes first. The same way every other business is affected MfBs are also affected; so nobody is safe in such an environment. MfBs are also affected too. 

Flood cuts off 200 families in Anambra

Flood cuts off 200 families in Anambra

THE ongoing Akpo-Mbaraoye Achina-Ogwu Nganga-Onne-Agbudu-Ogboji road awarded by former Governor Peter Obi and inherited by Governor Willie Obiano has been cut off by gully erosion.

HERDSMEN ATTACKS: Imo Catholic priest cries out

HERDSMEN ATTACKS: Imo Catholic priest cries out

A Catholic priest in Imo State, Reverend Father Kizito Onyeka yesterday said that due to  the level of reported killings in the country, citizens are now in search of a good shepherd to rescue them.

Infrastructure not an investible instrument  —Sigma Pensions

Infrastructure not an investible instrument —Sigma Pensions

Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, are keen on investing in infrastructure but can only invest in investible infrastructure instruments that can guarantee their retirees’ funds. The major challenge with diversification of pension fund is unavailability of investment instruments. One of the key channels we could invest in as a means of diversifying the portfolio is infrastructure, however, infrastructure is not investible.

Royal Exchange posts N13.8bn premium in 2017

Royal Exchange posts N13.8bn premium in 2017

ROYAL Exchange Plc said  it recorded N13.8 billion gross written premium, GWP, for the year ended December 31st 2017, representing 10.4 percent increase from N12.5 billion recorded the previous year. The company also recorded N7.1 billion net premium income for the period, while the underwriting profit stood at N7.6 billion.