Under Makinde, Oyo is now more economically competitive in good governance – Aduwo
The subsequent emphasis on secondary healthcare is therefore a logical progression. General hospitals and specialist secondary facilities should be capable of managing a wide range of medical conditions that do not necessarily require the sophisticated expertise of tertiary institutions.
Controversy over Escravos dredging contract has not stopped works — OGHOMIENOR
By Urowayino Jeremiah DESPITE the controversy surrounding the award of the dredging contract of the Escravos channel, dredging has no way affected the project as host communities have given support to the ongoing dredging exercise due to the expected rippling economic benefits the project will to the Delta ports. In this interview with the Vanguard […]
Controversy over Escravos dredging contract has not stopped works- Oghomienor
Despite the controversy surrounding the award of the dredging contract of the Escravos channel, the controversy has no way affected the project as host communities have given support to the ongoing dredging exercise due to the expected rippling economic benefits the project will to the Delta ports. In this interview with the Vanguard Maritime Report, the Chairman of the Delta State Seaports’ Stakeholders Association, Mr Emiko Oghomienor, said that stakeholders are very keen on ensuring that the project is completed within the stipulated time
We are taking banking to the people —Diamond Bank boss
Managing Director, Diamond Bank Plc, Uzoma Dozie, in this interview addresses current challenges in the banking industry, and how they are responding to them and sundry issues
Dokubo capable of leading Amnesty Programme to successful conclusion – Ex-militant leader
Mr Stephen Ebisinte is the National Chairman, Phase 2 Ex-militants under the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP). In this interview, Ebisinte speaks on the PAP, President Muhammadu Buhari’s re-election bid among other issues.
INSIDE THE JUDICIARY: Things are not what they used to be —Justice Bola Ajibola
Don’t present yourself as the best or most knowledgeable, just be simple and you will attain your goals because, your character is important to your growth in life
This doesn’t look like the Nigeria I was born into —Apostle Faith- Eden Osakwe
A Muslim by birth, US-based Apostle Faith- Eden Osakwe is the President, Kingdom Redemption Outreach Center International, an organisation with headquarters in the USA and branches across the world.
I want husband not baby daddy — Peju Johnson
Captivating and beautiful Yoruba actress, Peju Johnson relocated from Egypt to Nigeria in 2016 to give her dream of acting wings to fly and since she hit the ground running in 2017, there has been no stopping her as the scripts have kept coming.
Port Concession has failed — Nweke
Vanguard Maritime Report ran into a long time maritime industry operator and Managing Director of International Trading and Contracting Group Emmanuel Nweke and took him up on some challenges the industry is grappling with. He noted that the industry’s fortune is dwindling. Below are excerpts:
How we used MDGs to reduce hunger, others from 2012-2015 — Prof Seiyefa
Professor Seiyefa Birisibe is the Dean, Faculty of Clinical Services, Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State. Between 2012 and 2015, he was the Nigerian Head of Conditional Grant Scheme, CGS, of the Millennium Development Goals, MDGs.
ISINGUNZO: I converted my father’s sufferings into turning points
Drawing inspirations from his father, who strove beyond limits to make him have a better life, Managing Director of DOTECON Nigeria Limited (an environmental and oil and gas firm), Dr. Nnadozie Isingunzo, rose from a humble background to the top management of Shell Petroleum. He discusses his journey from Umudike in the present day Abia State to the oil and gas sector where he distinguished himself as an authority in Environmental Sciences.
Nigeria needs to go back to federalism — Dan Suleiman
A former member of General Murtala Muhammed’s Supreme Military Council in Nigeria between July 1975 and March 1976, and former military governor of Plateau State, Air Commodore Dan Suleiman in this encounter, talks on Nigeria at 58 and answers questions on issues affecting Nigeria currently.
Inadequate power, inconsistent policies, bad roads affect oil, non-oil investment – Bakumor
Oil and non-oil waste constitute serious problems in petroleum bearing communities. In this interview with Udeme AKPAN, Mr. Yolo Bakumor, Managing Director, Bayelsa State-based De-Rabacon, the winner of the maiden Shell Outstanding Achievement Prize in the 2018 Shell LiveWIRE Top Ten Innovators Awards, comments on a wide range of issues, including the need for increased plastic recycling.
We introduced LTMS to solve landlords, tenants’ recurring issues – Dr Iwuanyanwu
People eager to see solutions to the numerous issues plaguing the estate segment in Nigeria, need wait no more. A maverick investor, Dr Chukwuma Rome Iwuanyanwu, the Founder/CEO of Landlord Tenant Management System, says the firm is fully dedicated to ensuring that both landlords and tenants are not just availed of bespoke solutions but get good returns on investments. He spoke with our reporter recently.
Cabotage, Content Acts have opened opportunities in maritime sector — Otike-Obi
In this interview, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr. Andrew Otike-Odibi spoke on the impact of Cabotage Act on maritime industry, as well as the challenges among others. Excerpts: By Nkiruka Nnorom HOW will you rate the Nigerian maritime sector. What can you say about the progress at least in the last […]
My ambition provides opportunity for Isoko representation — Othihiwa
Sir Ayodele Oghogho Othihiwa (fca) serves as Partner and Head, Financial Services at KPMG Professional Services, Nigeria, a member firm of KPMG International.
