How banks make free money – CBN Governor
In an address to Pressmen, about 5 years ago, in Abuja, Lamido Sanusi, who was then CBN Governor (2009-2014), unexpectedly, decried the prevailing monetary framework which facilitated banks’ access to make free money from their portfolio of government funds.
FIBA Women World Cup: Kalu calls on D’Tigress to focus
D’Tigress point guard, Kalu Ezinne has demanded extra focus from her team mates as they start the second phase of their camping in Lagos on today in preparation for the 2018 FIBA Women’s World Cup.
Independence: Anxiety as Cameroonian refugees flood Taraba communities
NO fewer than 4,000 refugees from Southern Cameroon have invaded border communities in Kurmi and Ussa Local Government areas of Taraba State
CAF boss urges African federations to shun corruption
Confederation of African Football (CAF) president, Ahmad Ahmad has called on African football associations to increase their commitment to transparent with good governance.
That 800 metres trek to 2019 presidency
The Daura 800metres trek is not a healthy assessment of the president’s fitness to run. It shows the president is actually worried about his health and needs to prove it
A-Ibom APC post-congress leadership tussle ends
The leadership tussle that arose after the state congress of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Akwa Ibom State has been resolved.
ADAMAWA: Al-makura seeks to surpass N12bn IGR target
lafia—GOVERNOR Tanko Al-makura of Nasarawa State has said that his administration is exploring diverse sources of revenue generation in the state to exceed the N12 billion target by the end of 2019.
Rule of Law must be subject to national interest, Buhari insists
President Muhammadu Buhari said, yesterday, that his administration would continue to place the nation’s security and national interest above the rule of law.
Buharinomics leading Nigeria into another debt trap
The first thing which must shock most Nigerians, though not most people in advanced countries, is the fact that Nigeria lacks a comprehensive and coordinated economic policy. The reason for that is clear. Nobody at the top levels of government is an economist. Buhari is not, neither is Osinbajo — the Chairman of the Economic Management Team. Talk about putting a round peg in a square hole or vice versa and the Vice President of Nigeria should be a perfect example of that syndrome.
Wapic Insurance’s ‘Road Sense’ campaign emphasizes discipline
Wapic Insurance Plc has commenced a vehicular intelligence campaign that emphasizes road rules and the discipline to obey them as essential for safety on the roads.
2019: APC power blocs in supremacy battle
Amid suspicions among power blocs in it’s fold, a meeting of the National Executive Committee, NEC, of the All Progressives Congress, APC, will hold this week to give a final template for producing the party’s candidates in the 2019 general elections.
