Nigerians have angrily reacted to the news of the budget presentation by the country’s number one man. Unbelievable as it may sound, the figure to be spent on fixing the mess the country is presently in is a staggering 7.3 trillion Naira according to the President Mohammad Buhari just as the budget of 2016 has…
….how Presidency allegedly mounts pressure on him to rescind his decision. It’s no longer news that three months after he was nominated by President Buhari as the Chairman of Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, Prof. Akintunde Akinwande is yet to confirm that he is ready to take up the appointment. However, the absence of the Massachusetts…
President Koroma of Sierra Leone, President Obasanjo of Nigeria, Governor Ikpeazu, Minister Lai Mohammed, Mrs Folorunsho Alakija, Join 1,000 African Entrepreneurs At 2016 Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Forum. • Foundation Announces Partnerships with African Development Bank, ECOWAS, Coca-Cola, Nigerian Ministry of Information. —- At the largest annual gathering of African entrepreneurs, held in Lagos, Nigeria,…
As the economic hardship facing Nigeria rages on, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, the country and African richest business man, has incurred the wrath of Nigerians for making an unpopular advice to the Federal Government to sell off the Nigerian Liquified Natural Gas company, NLNG. The multi-billionaire business mogul has been receiving torrents of backlash from…
On October 8, 2016, ntel, Nigeria’s fifth mobile network and, according to their website and social media platforms, Nigeria’s first pure play 4G/LTE advanced network will celebrate 6 months since the commencement of commercial operations on 08-04, 2016. In those 6 months, ntel has attained full network coverage in Abuja, across large swathes of Lagos…
Recently the public space was agog that the regime of former President Goodluck Jonathan granted waiver to some privileged Nigerians to the tune N215b. The waiver beneficiaries included operators and individuals in the gas sector, agriculture, health, mines and steel and “other sectors”. One of the privileged Nigerians that got this waiver which was said…
