Why not keep it simple

Why not keep it simple

A RECENT news report quoted the new Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Alhaji Mele Kyari, as saying that selling petrol at N145 per litre was no longer sustainable. This again adds to the uncertainty surrounding the price of petrol in the country, and you begin to wonder why we keep going round in circles.
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SEC begins refund to investors of Dantata ponzi scheme

SEC begins refund to investors of Dantata ponzi scheme

The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, yesterday, said it has commenced the verification exercise for investors in the illegal investment scheme organised by Dantata Success and Profitable Company ahead of the planned refund of their money.

Between IMN’s rabidity and a thickening plot

Between IMN’s rabidity and a thickening plot

By Anthony Kolawole There is an image that the promoters of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) want people to have about the Shiite group. It is image of a docile group that continues to maintain civility even in the face of provocations, a collection of religious devout who only hold hands and chant prayers […]

CBN injects $210m in forex market

CBN injects $210m in forex market

The interbank segment of the Nigerian foreign exchange market received a fresh boost of 210 million dollars from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Tuesday.

Breaking: Northern Elders Forum, CNGs order herdsmen out of South

Breaking: Northern Elders Forum, CNGs order herdsmen out of South

Nigeria’s deteriorating security situation took a turn for the worse Tuesday night in Abuja with the Northern Elders Forum NEF and the Coalition of the Northern Groups CNGs ordering Fulani herders to leave the Southern parts of the country and return to the north where their safety and those of their cows are guaranteed.

PSG sign defender Diallo from Dortmund

PSG sign defender Diallo from Dortmund

Paris Saint-Germain have signed France under-21 international defender Abdou Diallo from Borussia Dortmund on a five-year deal, the French champions announced on Tuesday.