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Osun’s N18.38bn loan: Former head of service denies involvement

Osun’s N18.38bn loan: Former head of service denies involvement

O sogbo – Mr Segun Akinwusi,  the former Head of Service in Osun, has denied involvement in the procurement of N18.38 billion loan by the state government in 2010. The loan was obtained during the administration of Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola. Akinwusi  made the denial in Osogbo on Tuesday while giving evidence before the panel of inquiry set […]

In Search of the Reporter (2)

In Search of the Reporter (2)

SO at the boardroom I told them the story and at the end of the meeting they asked what I was going to do. I told them there would be structural changes. “We must reward initiative,” I said. “It is not every day that we have a coup. But the man who can show self-sacrifice and can handle uncommon situations is a leader. Therefore, Segun becomes editor of the Daily Times.”

In Search of the Reporter

In Search of the Reporter

GOD is for leader writers, I am a reporter,” says a character in Graham Greene’s novel, The Quiet American. His Excellency, Chief Olusegun Osoba, a two time executive governor of Ogun State, the man whose monumental newspaper life is being celebrated in this book, might as well ascribe this quotation to himself and declare with all professional pride: “I am a reporter.”

Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN): The new vision continues

Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN): The new vision continues

It is safe to assert that it also reflects the fear of the central government to lose control of its over lordship of the country. The outcome is that the atomized states are saddled with important expenditure responsibilities, but the central government retains 52 percent of revenue accruing to the Federation account.

NNPC boss urges Japanese investment in Nigeria

NNPC boss urges Japanese investment in Nigeria

The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr. Asutin Omiwon has challenged Japanese investors to look beyond arms-length and trading relationships with Nigeria by establishing manufacturing plants that will be beneficial to the oil, gas and solid minerals business in the Gulf of Guinea.

Cross River signs new tourism project

Cross River signs new tourism project

Cross River State government has signed the design agreement for the Calabar Riviera Resort with Island Style Homes Inc of Florida, USA. The Calabar Riviera Resort is jointly owned by the Cross River State Government and Vetiva Properties Limited.

Toyota recalls 8.5 million vehicles worldwide

Toyota recalls 8.5 million vehicles worldwide

The move comes as Daihatsu’s parent company, Toyota Motor Corp. battles to restore consumer confidence amid massive recalls. The world’s top automaker has recalled 8.5 million vehicles worldwide, including more than 6 million in the U.S. alone. Toyota owns about 51 percent of minicar maker Daihatsu Motor Co. Ltd.

Why I speak Big, Big Grammar  – Hon.  Obahiagbon

Why I speak Big, Big Grammar – Hon. Obahiagbon

Sincerely speaking, I want to tender an unreserved apologia to my colleagues and all those who feel that my language is obscurantist. The truth is that I do not set out deliberately to mystify my audience, to deposit my audience in a portmanteau of indecipherability or in portmanteau of conundrum. No, no, no, no! Far from it.

NAICOM urges insurance operators to comply with 2010 guidelines

NAICOM urges insurance operators to comply with 2010 guidelines

The Commissioner for Insurance, Mr Fola Daniel, has urged insurance operators to comply with the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) Policy and Operational Guidelines for 2010. Daniel said in Lagos on Wednesday that compliance was necessary because the guidelines would form part of the regulatory and supervisory tools for 2010.According to him, the guidelines are also meant to sanitise the industry and rid it of unethical practices.

The World in Your Head : How Aboderin, Diette-Spiff, Lekwot, others helped Onibudo

The World in Your Head : How Aboderin, Diette-Spiff, Lekwot, others helped Onibudo

In fact, there are very few things you do today without skills. Getting employment requires skills as you could confirm if you go through the advertisements in the newspapers. The companies ask for engineers, accountants, lawyers, secretaries, public relations practitioners, managers, administrators, drivers etc.