Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Fitch Rating: Fever of external reserves depletion spreads on
Oil price decline threatens foreign exchange earnings
Pensioners suffer due to poor administration, says LCCI
Security and the rule of law for nigerian enterprise development for entrepreneurial revolution — Part 2
Building collapse: Lagos to demolish 9 structures
Asset Forfeitures:The Free Market and Property Rights
We have bursted the fuel cartel , Rep
Profit taking boosts investment value by N 320bn
Skye Bank appoints Onasanya Chairman
Nigeria at 50 anniversary promo to end Dec 31
Panasonic declares Nigeria biggest Market in Africa
Vision 20:2020 phase one to cost N32 trillion
Independence promo: Savingsextra, what manner of reward?
AFC clinches “Deal of the Year” Award
Labour plans assault on MTN, others
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SubscribeCBN’s pseudo liberalisation of forex market
There is a general saying that when a lie is repeatedly trumpeted without any refutation as a result of apathy, ignorance, fear or self-interest from any quarter, sooner than later, even the ‘lie makers’ will believe their lie and the lie will become the truth in the general consciousness. So it has become with Central Banks’ touted Liberalisation of our country’s foreign exchange market since this dubious scheme was unveiled in May this year (2006).
Nearly 0.29m US homes lost to foreclosure in Q3
A total of 288,345 properties were lost to foreclosure in the July_September quarter, according to data released over the weekend by RealtyTrac Inc., a foreclosure listing service. That’s up from nearly 270,000 in the second quarter, the previous high point in the firm’s records dating back to 2005.
AFRAA goes soul-searching, seeks experts’ help
African Airlines Association, AFRAA, is going out of the ordinary in conduct of its annual general meeting, AGM, for 2010, by extending invitations to key players in the aviation sector in Africa.
It is better to get it right than to get it done , Mrs Mercy Olanrewaju
In the past, men were supposed to go out and make money for the upkeep of the family and the woman’s job was to keep house.
LAIF created to fill gap in dearth of creativity, says Chair
The Chairman of the Lagos Advertising and Ideas Festival Management Board, LAIF, the award giving arm of the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria, AAAN has said the award was created to fill the gap in the dearth of creative advertising in the industry.
IDL rewards distributors with N61m
INTERCONTINENTAL Distillers Limited, makers of Chelsea Dry Gin & Squadron Dark Rum, has rewarded its distributors with cash and gift items worth over N61 million
The First City vision came through my 8-year-old son, Subomi Balogun
Generally referred to as the Grandmaster for his pioneering role in the financial sector, Otunba Subomi Balogun, Chairman of the First City Group, is reputed with the establishment of the first indigenous stock broking firm, issuing house and investment bank in Nigeria. In this media chat, he reflected on how he moved from law into banking, and how he arrived at his succession plan. Excerpts.
I didn’t learn photography from any one , John the beloved
Photography in recent time has been transformed to a laudable career but to many, it still remains the road side kind of job and business for the layman. This is following its initial practice where individual disregards its practitioners.
Flour Mills plans further investment to boost production capacity
Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc has announced plans to further increase its investment in strategic areas of its operations to boost its production capacity and ensure improved returns on investments for stakeholders in the years ahead.
Shareholders have benefitted for 50 years of Larfage WAPCO
Chairman of Lafarge WAPCO Nigeria Plc, Chief Olusegun Osunkeye has disclosed that shareholders and in deed all stakeholders have benefitted from Lafarge WAPCO operations for the fifty years of its existence in Nigeria.
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