Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi
How Nigeria’s $1tn economy target reflects our 40-year reforms — Michal Cygan, Poland’s Ambassador to Nigeria
The mission of Ford Foundation has been consistent
IBORI, UDUAGHAN, OKOWA, MANAGER, NWAOBOSHI:
NDIDI Obioha: From whizz-kid to serial entrepreneur
Conversation with Madagascar’s wealthiest man
Pa Ayo Adebanjo marching on at 90: My life, my politics!
B-A-K-A-S-S-I: Our people may lose their right to political representation – Ex-Attorney General
ABAGUN:Defeating stereotypes with Girl Power
Why Danjuma attacked the military – Gen. Ikponmwen
Asaba Press Briefing: A Reporter‘s Diary
Man who married his sister apologizes
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SubscribeWe’ve facilitated loans for 2,400 SMEs in Nigeria – Felix Bikpo
The African Guarantee Fund, AGF, was launched on June 1, 2012 as a market-friendly guarantee scheme aimed at easing access to finance for African Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
AMOSU: From N14,000 profit to multi-million naira empire
THIS is a story that cannot fail to inspire not just pessimists but optimists. It is such that reempahsises the importance of making choices that will yield enduring results.The narrative commenced in Ajegunle where the Chairman Executive Officer of WYLOUT Designs Limited, Mr. Victor Amosu grew up, and got nurtured by his penchant for pushing beyond boundaries. In discussing his life and career, Amosu, who heads a multi-million naira construction firm in Lekki, Lagos provides nuggets for everyone.
Nigeria’s next president must believe in restructuring — E.K. Clark
The purpose of this mega rally was to drive home to the grassroots and educate our people about the importance of restructuring and that was what the meeting was meant for and to tell our people that our survival in the country is not guaranteed because a situation where resources found in our area are being exploited by other Nigerians who benefit from them and give us pittance and then demand us to show gratitude to them. That is the situation of a second class citizen, that is the situation where he is being colonised by his fellow Nigerian.
Norway produces 36,000megawatts of electricity for five million people; Nigeria produces 3,600megawatts for 200m people
We produce ten times (power) more than Nigeria and for far less number of people. So it is an obvious area that we could cooperate and where we would be happy to work closely with Nigeria
“Until 2011, the authorities in Borno did not care whether pastors were killed or churches burnt”
Under the previous administration, some of our pastors were killed by terrorists and nothing was done to give succour to the families they left behind not to talk of those who died naturally
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