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We don’t know where the Naira will end in 2017 – Dozie

I will say that 2015 was the end summer. 2016 was hard winter. 2017 is going to be hard winter as well. But the difference between 2016 and 2017 is that, we have braced ourselves for 2017. No matter what anybody say. And we have to be realistic.

Half of the $48bn squandered by Jonathan could have fixed Lagos-Kano-Calabar rail projects – Amaechi

MINISTER for Transportation, Mr Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi, in this interview, talks about the challenges faced by the President Buhari administration and assures that the tide will turn for Nigerians. He also bares his mind on the issues that made him and former President Goodluck Jonathan part ways. He also tackles the Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, over allegations levelled against him (Amaechi) while he was at the helm of affairs in the state. You have been in office as Minister of Transportation for about a year and three months. What are the challenges and what would you consider as your greatest achievements?

We can export Nigerian cuisine to aide food tourism — Imoteda, Head Chef, Heels in the Kitchen

Nigeria, despite many challenges is known for several things; her tasteful music, deep appreciation of football, extravagant weddings and jollof pride. In this interview, Imoteda, Head Chef, Heels in the Kitchen in her narrative of the Nigerian Fusion Food Tour said that Nigeria could earn foreign exchange from food export. According to Imoteda, what is least talked about is the wealth of incredible recipes and fresh produce the nation is endowed with. For her, it is time the government regulates and support food industry so that the world will get to know Nigerian cuisine.

My story as danfo driver, pastor, managing director — Olugbemi, MD First Registrars

Today, we present to you the story of the Managing Director of First Registrars and Investors Services, Mr. Bayo Olugbemi, who rose from a humble beginning to become a successful player in Nigeria’s financial sector. So many aspects of his story as a bus driver, trader, Pastor and a manager of resources, have profound lessons. He spoke with DAPO AKINREFON & CHARLES KUMOLU.

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