Vice – President, prof. Yemi Osibanjo, Tuesday, said the Federal government is committed to providing incentives to enable petroleum and petro – chemical industries to thrive and attract more genuine investors in the sector.

Disturbed by the continued loss of man hours as a result of the lingering fuel scarcity in most parts of the country, the Petroleum Tanker Drivers PTD branch of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers NUPENG, has expressed a renewed commitment to ending the menace.

Strong indications emerged Tuesday that Lagos-Ibadan rail project may face delay if the challenges of gas pipeline, Military property, Jibowu and Constain bridges are not surmounted ahead of the December 2018 completion deadline.

Former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Tuesday, warned that the country’s banking system is prone to abuse due to some services provided by commercial banks to their customers.

Perhaps, Peak’s strongest asset is its quality and pedigree, and the brand knows. So, anytime it intends to throw a technical jab on competition, it reminds them that ‘I have it, and you don’t’. This exactly is what Peak did at the launch of its recent campaign, “generation to generation”, indirectly bidding knee-jerk marketing a goodbye for good.