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NEITI: Towards better management of nation’s oil and gas resources

NEITI: Towards better management of nation’s oil and gas resources

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is a global effort aimed at improving the management of oil, gas and mining revenues in resource-rich countries. The initiative effectively took off in 2002 during the World Summit on Sustainable Development, which held in Johannesburg, South Africa.

CBN must initiate policies to create jobs -NUBIFIE

CBN must initiate policies to create jobs -NUBIFIE

National Union of Banks, Insurance and other Financial Institutions Employees, NUBIFIE, has called on the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Malam Lamido Sanusi, to initiate monetary polices that would create jobs in the banking industry, rather than reforms capable of increasing unemployment in the economy.

Port concessionaire rationalises inspection fees

Port concessionaire rationalises inspection fees

To encourage de-congestion of the ports caused by containers undergoing physical examination, APM Terminals Apapa has said that all containers classified as Fast Track (blue channel) would no longer attract the general customs inspection charge, but a minimal administrative and operational charge.

A new banking era after Sept 30

A new banking era after Sept 30

Apparently, after the September 30, deadline for weak banks to recapitalise, the country will be experiencing a new era in the banking industry.

N4.1bn port project to facilitate maritime trades

N4.1bn port project to facilitate maritime trades

Minister of Transport, Senator Idris Umar, has commended Inter-Bau Construction Limited on the completion of the N4.1billion River Port project, in Onitsha, Anambra State, saying the port will be commissioned soon to facilitate trade in the maritime sector of the economy.

CBN to extend Islamic banking to other financial sectors

CBN to extend Islamic banking to other financial sectors

THE Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, said that plans are underway to extend the non-interest banking or Islamic banking principles to non-banking financial services. Some non-bank financial institutions, such as insurance companies, fund managers stockbroking firms have already introduced to the market products designed after the Islamic banking model.