Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi
— Honors President Ouattara’s vision to elevate tourism in Nigeria, interconnection of travel systems By Vera Anyagafu Dr. Moustapha Kouassi, is the Director of the Tourism and Leisure Office of Côte d’Ivoire in Nigeria.He considers this role both a privilege and a responsibility, and credits His Excellency President Alassane Ouattara, for the vision that is […]
Nigeria grosses over $100 billion through e-payment annually- Obi
If we say that what we are doing is about 25 to 30 per cent of the e-payment industry. That gives you an understanding that we are doing over $100 billion in terms of transaction value in the market. But you know, all of us put together have not even scratched the surface, because there is still a lot of potential, there are still a lot of people that are not even in the system and this is what the CBN is trying to do, to see how we can get as many people as possible.
It’s dangerous to have Niger Delta as battleground- Gbasin
We were sworn in on August 28, 2015. Because of the paucity of funds, we have not been authorized to carry out any new project. What we are doing now is completing ongoing projects and staff management. We have already completed and commissioned some inherited projects. We have commissioned a concrete jetty at Salvation City, we commissioned a palace at Otu Jeremi and an area office of the Commission at Orerokpe, and there are other projects lining up for commissioning.
Plan to delist 5,000 beneficiaries harmful to Amnesty Programme- Ex-militant leader, Muturu
The programme is progressing and we believe we have gone far and all things being equal we will get to a successful conclusion. Already, Boroh has said in an interview with the Vanguard newspaper that 5,000 beneficiaries will be exited from the programme at the end of this month followed by another batch in December next year. Does this indicate that the government is actually committed to the execution of the programme?
Militants see me as a solution to N-Delta crisis- Judith Asuni
SHE came to Nigeria about 45 years ago when many of today’s Niger Delta militants were yet unborn or still toddlers. Former militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, was about three years at the time and since militancy manifested in the region, she has been actively involved in the process of resolving the conflict, interfacing with both government and militants.
Primate Ayodele: God is angry with Nigeria
Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele is Head and Spiritual Leader of Inri Spiritual and Evangelical Church, Oke-Afa, Isolo, Lagos. Sunday Vanguard was with him recently during which his past prophecies were reviewed. He said God is angry with Nigeria, explaining that it is the reason things were not going on well with the country. He, however, in fulfilment of his promise to, as directed by the Lord, gather prophets across Nigeria to pray for the country as President Muhammadu Buhari alone could not do it, said he and some other prophets had started praying for Nigeria.
