From Asa road located at the city centre to Ngwa road, School road, Clifford road, Cameroun road, Ehi road, Ikot Ekpene road at Ogbor Hill, Mosque Street among others within the Aba main motor park and General Post Office areas as well as the Osisioma Ngwa, Ariaria and Alaoji flyover junctions on the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway, the story remains the same on how roadside traders have converted major roads to sprawling markets.

Capital market stakeholders, yesterday, reacted differently to the payment of dividends in foreign currencies by cross-border companies listed listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).

Learn Africa Plc has proposed a dividend of 12 kobo per share to its shareholders for the financial year ended December 31, 2014, even as it attributed the marginal drop in turnover to the insurgency in the northern part of the country.

These are solemn times in Nigeria. Nigerians want their national government to succeed but we are uncertain as to whether the government would have the will and the capacity to succeed. Hence, there has been a flurry of suggestions addressed to President-elect Buhari.

FORMER Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Prof. Tamunoemi David-West, said that Nigerians should expect sharp drop in petrol price from the current N87 to about N40 per litre, saying, “the president-elect, Gen. Mohammed Buhari, will reduce the fuel pump price to N40 per litre.”