Capital importation rises 102% to $16.4bn in 5mths
Reforms: Nigeria on path to sustainable economic growth — CBN
Shareholders query low attendance of members at AGMs
Local drug manufacturers kick against new govt policies
HP proffers solution for advanced IT businesses
Nebo: Power of silent achievement
How judiciary impedes growth of capital market
Nigeria loses N59.6bn to pipeline vandalism — NNPC
Innoson debunks allegation of indebtedness to GTB
Buy genuine insurance, NIA urges motorists
Unquoted companies, their shareholders and the public
Unquoted companies, their shareholders and the public
Customs scraps use of DTIs this week

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Banks and blood money
It happened in one of the Abuja branches of one of Nigeria’stop five banks. That Saturday morning, a male staff had entered the ATM room to load money into the machine and locked himself as required by standard operational procedure. But when minutes rolled into hours, and the staff refused to emerge from the room, colleagues began to suspect something was wrong.
‘How Buhari can save the oil Industry’
Domestic petrol production deficit has always been balanced with importation. However, the proportion of the imports has risen in the past few years to a high of about 80 percent or more of national domestic consumption, and this trend may continue considering the claim by energy officials that “there is no alternative to fuel importation”. Besides petrol, some other finished petroleum products particularly jet fuels, domestic kerosene and diesel are also imported. For many years, enormous foreign exchange has been spent perhaps unnecessarily in the name of finished white hydrocarbon importation thus putting avoidable pressure on the Naira.
Stakeholders attribute NNPC Board dissolution to infractions
President Muhammadu Buhari’s decision to dissolve the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has been applauded as a major step towards sanitising the Nigerian oil and gas industry and the NNPC in particular. Many see the Corporation as lacking in transparency, amid allegations of corruption which the Board and management made no effort to check.
Subsidy: ‘Focus on inflation, high interest, exchange rates’
The Federal Government has been urged to exercise caution in thecall for the removal of petroleum subsidy, and instead focus onaddressing all the economic bottlenecks sabotagingNigeria’s common wealth. An economist,Mr. Henry Boyo, argued that the direct removal of subsidy will serve as a great disincentive to the economic wellbeing of all Nigerians.
Prepare for electricity tariff hike, EKEDC tells customers
The management of Eko Electricity Distribution Company, EKEDC,has urged consumers within its franchise network to prepare for adjustment in electricity tariffs. The Chief Executive Officer, EKEDC, Mr Oladele Amoda, stated this at a stakeholders’ meeting with electricity consumers from the 11 Business Units under its jurisdiction in Lagos.

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