How Nigeria loses billions of Naira annually to foreign insurance policies — SOAN
Nigeria is losing billions of naira annually to foreign insurance policies by shipowners in the country following failure by indigenous insurance firms to pay claims whenever cases arise.
H1’19: Gloomy economy deflates corporate earnings, profits
THE sustained weak macroeconomic growth in the first quarter of the year, Q1’19, may have taken huge toll on businesses as financial results of leading companies quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, in the first half 2019, HI’19, show abysmal performance in both earnings and profitability.
We bought gun to upgrade operations, says robbery suspect
A 25-year-old suspected robber, arrested alongside his girlfriend, has said the gun found on him was bought in an attempt to upgrade from phone stealing to armed robbery.
Makinde to swear-in 27-yr old commissioner-nominee, 2 others today
ARING any last-minute change, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State will today (Monday) swear-in the last three designated commissioners, Vanguard reliably gathered.
Preacher spreading fear, killing businesses in Anambra markets — Govt
Awka—ANAMBRA State government yesterday, said that evidence abounds that a certain superstitious preacher conducting regular prayers in the various markets in the state had created a culture of fear and spreading rancour in the markets by brainwashing traders into believing that he is responsible for every business breakthrough.
Imo monarchs plan anti-Okorocha protest
Imo State traditional rulers are planning a protest against the immediate past governor of the state, Rochas Okorocha. Former chairman of the state Traditional Rulers Council, Eze Cletus Ilomuanya hinted this to newsmen in Owerri, yesterday.
