
Rivers needs leaders with ideas, not firepower —Abe
2019: Restructuring, solution to Nigeria’s problems — Makarfi
FIBA Women World Cup: Kalu calls on D’Tigress to focus
CAF boss urges African federations to shun corruption
That 800 metres trek to 2019 presidency
A-Ibom APC post-congress leadership tussle ends
ADAMAWA: Al-makura seeks to surpass N12bn IGR target
Rule of Law must be subject to national interest, Buhari insists
Buharinomics leading Nigeria into another debt trap
Wapic Insurance’s ‘Road Sense’ campaign emphasizes discipline
2019: APC power blocs in supremacy battle
Delay by FG to release accrued rights affecting retirees
States, Natl Assembly tasked on anti-gender violence law
Shareholders differ on imposition of fine by regulators
APC needs re branding—Udeogaranya
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SubscribeMy priority: Engaging youths, keeping them in employment —Okowa
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, yesterday, said that engaging the youths and creating jobs for them through the different youths employment and wealth creation programmes was among the top priorities of his administration.
Osinbajo to speak on evolvement of Nigeria’s accountancy profession
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is scheduled to address the struggle that led to the liberation of accountancy profession in a book launch titled, ‘Revolution of Accountancy Profession in Nigeria: History of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria’ written by Olumuyiwa Sosanya, on August 30, 2018 in Abuja.
Nigerian athletes shine at Asian Games
Nigerian-born athletes Edidiong Odiong and Salwa Naser won gold for Bahrain at the on-going Asian Games in Jakarta. Odiong won gold in the 200m, while Naser a 2017 world championships silver medalist easily won the 400m.
South Korea, Russia, others to participate in 2018 INAC in Abuja
The list of countries gearing to participate at the forthcoming International Arts and Crafts Expo (INAC) scheduled for November in Abuja is swelling by the day with the latest being the Republic of Korea.
Cost of funds decline to persist as N1tr inflow aggravates excess liquidity
Cost of funds will decline further this week in the interbank money market as inflow of over N1 trillion from statutory allocation funds and maturing treasury bills (TBs) aggravates excess liquidity in the market.
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