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Govs don’t regard tackling insecurity as priority — Folarin, Afenifere scribe

…Says federal police can’t pretend to be State Police …Insists S-West govs failed on Amotekun …Intelligence failed in tackling insecurity in North …Explains why Makinde erred in calling for Oriire abduction probe …Insists all faiths are victims of terrorism By Dapo Akinrefon Chief Ademola Folarin, a lawyer, is the General Secretary of the pan-Yoruba socio-political […]
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Buhari does not teleguide Magu – Osinbajo

The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo speaking to a group of journalists and social media practitioners in Lagos on Friday, 2 March 2018 spoke on government policies, the fight against corruption, infrastructural development, 2018 budget, controversies on appointments and the rating by Transparency International.

We have taken banking to the people through tech — Dozie, CEO, Diamond Bank

Four years ago we decided that retail was going to be an area where we must pursue and it means that we will focus our resources on a retail drive. The two resources that are very key to retail banking are capital and human resources. When you look at where we are in Nigeria, the second biggest economy in Africa and if you put the populations of these West African countries together, it is not up to Lagos and Port Harcourt, you see why we need to consolidate on Nigeria.

Egbin Power expansion targets 5000MW generation milestone in 5 years – Kola Adesina

Egbin Power Plc is the largest privately owned power generation company in Sub-Saharan Africa and accounts for over 20 per cent of power genetated in Nigeria. In this interview, Mr. Kola Adesina, Chairman, Egbin Power Plc speaks about the firm’s experience post privatisation, expansion plans and other issues in the nation’s power sector

We are grieving, cry heartbroken parents of Dapchi schoolgirls,

Sitting on a mat outside their house, Zara’s mother and father showed us some of her schoolbooks, her name scribbled over and over across the pages. Her favourite subject was business, her friend Fatima had told me. “Yes,” her proud father said, pointing to the teacher’s full marks etched in red on the pages. 

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