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SEC yet to approve Ogun State N50bn Bond

SEC yet to approve Ogun State N50bn Bond

THE Securities and Ex change Commission (SEC), apex capital market regulator has not given approval to the proposed N50 billion Bond by the Ogun State government, saying until all the necessary requirements are met.
Meanwhile the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel has called on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to support Ogun State in issuance of a N50 billion bond to finance infrastructure in the state.
The Governor who paid a visit to the Commission recently said the bond will enable the state embark on industrial development.

N49 MILLION DEBT: Abuja  largest market shut down

N49 MILLION DEBT: Abuja largest market shut down

THE Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Wednesday shut the largest market in Abuja located at Garki area of the Federal Capital Territory under wise known as “Monday market” over what the administration described as failure to pay a debt of N49 million for sanitation and maintenance services.

Garment industry capable of generating 600,000 jobs

Garment industry capable of generating 600,000 jobs

The Managing Director of Lai Clothiers, Chief Lai Olumegbon, has estimated that the garment industry is capable of employing over 600,000 Nigerians who would in turn generate employment if the industry was properly harnessed.

FG pays N51.8billion to scanning service providers

FG pays N51.8billion to scanning service providers

The Federal; Government may have paid N51.8 billion to the three scanning service providers involved in the Inspection Destination project namely Cotecna, SGS and Globalscan for services provided since the scheme commenced three and half years ago.

Maersk Line introduces  direct shipping services  to Nigeria

Maersk Line introduces direct shipping services to Nigeria

Global leading container carrier, Maersk Line, has introduced direct shipping services into Nigeria’s ports even as many other major shipping lin es ha ve scaled down their product offering in Nigeria; consequent upon increasing operational difficulties due to the global economic downturn.