Why govt must compel MDAs to use licensed auctioneers to dispose assets — Mafikuyomi, Unicorn Auctions CEO
*Says untrained officials, internal auction depts undermine transparency, revenue generation *Argues auctioneers can help recover billions in trapped assets By Nnamdi Ojiego Auctioneering is often associated with distressed assets, court orders and the sale of property. But Dr Ayodeji Fred Mafikuyomi, Chief Executive Officer of Unicorn Auctions Limited, says the profession has a much wider […]
How we expose antics of child abusers -Childcare expert, Bukola Lameed
Bukola Lameed is a child safety advocate and emotional intelligence specialist. The fair complexioned beauty popularly known as Bookie Lameed is the founder and chief executive officer of “Safety Republic”, an NGO on the forefront of Child Safety Advocacy- mentoring, counselling and training.
Tank farms: Apapa sitting on keg of gun powder — Vicky Haastrup
In this interview, Executive Vice Chairman of ENL Consortium, operators of Terminals C and D of Apapa port, spoke with Godfrey Bivbere, Abigail Ezenwafo & Kemi Abioye on cost of ports operations, the Ports & Harbours Bill, way out of the traffic logjam, alternative transport of goods and many more.
DEKERI: Nearly imprisoned because of hunger, now food basket
Poverty is the reason most Nigerians are naive. A hungry man can easily compromise. If you are hungry, everything presented to you will look like food. It is a psychological thing.
We need unconventional methods to recover loans from big debtors – Ayeye
Kola Ayeye led the group that resuscitated the former National Bank, which later merged with Wema Bank. Thereafter he was appointed by the CBN into the board that restructured Mainstreet Bank, which was bought by Skye Bank. He recently left AMCON where he served as the Executive Director in charge of recoveries and resolutions to become the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Growth and Development Limited.
2019 election cycle will not likely give us a better Nigeria – Prof. Adamolekun
The collapse of the coalition within the PDP in 2014 and within the APC in 2018 is a pointer to the root cause of the lack of progress towards achieving good governance in Nigeria
