Royal Exchange Plc has announced its partnership with a non-governmental organisation, Foundation for Youth Education, towards a leadership training conference for secondary school prefects in Lagos State.

Managers owe responsibilities to their stakeholders, but particularly to shareholders who through the board of directors control the activities of managers so that optimal efficiency may be achieved and at times hire and fire managers where appropriate.

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has announced that it has remitted N360 million to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) as value added and withholding taxes collected on behalf of the Service between 2006 and 2010.

When the Aluminium smelter company came on stream in early 1990, Nigerians were optimistic the country’s requirement in the consumption of its product and creation of employment for the citizens would make the project a worthy addition to the overall effort to reduce the gap in inequality as well as advance the process of economic growth and development.

GUARANTY Trust Bank’, GTB, Plc’s former Executive Director, ED, and head of the Bank’s Institutional Banking Division, Mrs. Cathy Echeozo, has been appointed Deputy Managing Director, DMD, of the bank.

Dangote Cement capitalisation has hit a whopping $15 billion and the company would single-handedly surpass Nigeria’s entire cement need which stands at about 17 million metric tons annually, before the end of next year.

Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) and the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) are set to resolve the lingering land allocation crisis rocking the Lugbe axis of the territory.

The importance of electricity to a nation’s economic development cannot be overemphasised. Electricity can in fact, be regarded as the bedrock for any meaningful development. So in order for Nigeria to make her vision of becoming one of the 20 largest economies in the world by Year 20-20 a reality and not a pipe dream, all hands must be on deck to generate electricity from every available source.

HOUSING provision is an important measure of social welfare and economic development in any nation. Some argue that access to adequate housing is an international human right. History reveals that governments of developed countries at every level have at different times played active roles in housing and economic development.

There is palpable fear in the insurance sector based on the news going round that the industry might lose motor insurance policy to the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) as a result of government directive that all drivers’ licences and plate numbers be automated.