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Defections in A-Ibom impracticable —Ibom Patriots

Defections in A-Ibom impracticable —Ibom Patriots

Following rumours of members of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, defecting to the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Akwa Ibom State, members of Ibom Patriots, have described defection as impracticable.

Amuro on music as art of worship and evangelism

Amuro on music as art of worship and evangelism

Among Amuro’s  postulations  is  the idea that churches must now reduce, suspend or completely stop its numerous building projects and leave its tower of Babel. “Now is the time for the bride of Christ to spread her tentacles to round off the task given to her”, he wrote noting that  the erroneous perception of the church as primarily an evangelism forum has not helped the cause of devotional intimacy.

Oliverotto of Fermo:  The irredeemable life of a coup plotter

Oliverotto of Fermo: The irredeemable life of a coup plotter

Already, all manner of criminals are bidding to come to power or get re-elected and they will, because the modern society encourages them. In African traditional society, people with crime records were forever blacklisted from holding public offices. Today, all that has changed.

Dan Reginald attacks religious zealots

Dan Reginald attacks religious zealots

Abundance of healthy and cheap food comes first among other requisites in the pursuit of survival. Next is education. Man hours spent in  church will not feed the masses.Poor people of Africa appear to have no other choice but to rely on the Supreme Being.

Stanbic IBTC reports 79% PAT in H1’18

Stanbic IBTC reports 79% PAT in H1’18

Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc has announced 79 percent growth in its Profit After Tax, PAT, for the six months ended 30 June 2018, to N43.08 billion from N24.11 billion in the corresponding period in 2017.

HI’18: Manufacturing firms’ incur more costs, up by 20.2%

HI’18: Manufacturing firms’ incur more costs, up by 20.2%

Despite the steady decline in the inflation rate over the past 18 months, leading manufacturers quoted in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, which operate across sectors have recorded significant upsurge of 20.2 percent in their operating expenses, OPEX, in the first half of 2018, HI’18. The figure rose to N233.9 billion from N194.6 billion recorded in H1’17.

NSE CEO unveils Foundation to support indigent students

NSE CEO unveils Foundation to support indigent students

The Chief Executive Officer, CEO of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, Oscar N. Onyema has unveiled its Non Governmental Organisation , NGO that will   provide selfless and sustainable high impact programmes that will positively affect the society.