CBN engages Singapore’s MAS, signs innovation MoU with GFTN
Fitch revises Nigeria’s outlook to positive, affirms ‘B’ rating
We’re changing Nigeria from import oriented country — Alok Gupta
We will ensure members comply with regulation — Tinubu
AMCON: Legal luminaries advocate review of debt recovery processes
Linkage Assurance commences new phase of growth
Fund transfer: Between NIP and NEFT
NDIC achieves three ISO certifications
Industry woes deflate appetite for oil & gas companies’ shares
Spill over of economic recession ruffles insurers in 2017
Equities pricing: Favourable external factors support further rally
Businesses, consumers divided over inflation, interest rate in 2018
Union Bank donates to VVF centre in Kano State
Operators divided on proposed fragmentation of stock market
Accion MfB disburses N17.5bn, to open 80 new branches
Issues that shaped MfB sub sector in 2017
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SubscribeShell, AITEO and OML 29
Things have improved a lot since the coming of Lagos Business School (Pan Atlantic University). Even those trained in Nigerian universities who make a success of themselves ultimately head to Europe or the US to get a foreign university certification as if that validation is required.
Truck Transit Parks as antidote to road carnage
WITH statistics by the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, saying that an average of 13 people die daily on Nigerian roads, there are no doubts about the alarming rate of Road Traffic Accidents, RTA, in the country.
60 % revenue lost to fraud in MDAs – Auditors
Fraud in public organisations have continued unabated, with 60 % revenue lost in Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) at various levels..
The Ogun Rice Revolution
Thursday, 21st December, 2017 was another red-letter day in Ogun State. In one iconic gesture, unprecedented in the annals of the state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, the governor of Ogun State, unveiled the MITROS Rice Processing Factory and MITROS Rice.
Nigeria still biggest economic entity in Africa—Huawei MD
Despite threats posed by recession,the managing director Huawei Technologies Company Nigeria Limited, Mr. Frank Li, has described Nigeria as the biggest economic entity in Africa and says every 10 percent investment in ICT would immensely increase the country’s Gross Domestic Product. (GDP)
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