Anthony Joshua must come to terms with int’l boxing politics ⁠— Oboh

By Jacob Ajom Former British and Commonwealth Lightheavyweight champion, Peter Oboh has advised world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua, to come to terms with international boxing politics and play along. Amidst the controversy surrounding the mandatory defence fight ordered by the IBF between the champion, Anthony Joshua and the number one contender Kubrat Pulev, Oboh said […]
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Why we demolished old peoples home ― Kwara Govt

The Committee on the Review of sales of Kwara Government property from 1999 to date has declared that there is no proof of payment or Right of Occupancy on the expanse of land where late Dr Olusola Saraki built his Ile Arugbo (old peoples home) in Ilorin. Sen. Makanjuola Ajadi, the Chairman of the committee, […]

Notore draws N13.32 billion facility from Afrexim Bank

NOTORE Chemical Industries Plc, has drawn down a N13.32 billion facility from the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) for a Turn-Around Maintenance (TAM) programme to achieve nameplate capacity of its plant in 2020.

Carlos Ghosn to speak publicly on escape from Japan

Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn will give a hotly awaited press conference in Lebanon on Wednesday, his spokesman said, offering clarity on his recent flight from Japan. Since arriving in his native Lebanon after skipping bail in Japan almost a week ago, the 65-year-old businessman has given few media statements. The circumstances of his flight […]

Factors that will determine Nigeria’s economy in 2020 — Rewane

In this interview, Bismarck Rewane,  a member of the Presidential  Economic Advisory Council, and Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Financial Derivatives, projects that Nigeria will likely achieve a higher economic growth of 2.3 percent in 2020. He, however stressed that this growth projection is subject to how the authorities respond to three major factors. These factors he said include investors’ concern about the current trend of negative real interest rates, external sector vulnerabilities and infrastructure.

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