Igbos, think home! (2)
When I published what I now regard as the first part of this article exactly two weeks ago ((March 7, 2013)…
Policy lessons from the first Green Revolution programme
In spite of everything going on in this country, I still believe we live in interesting and important times.…
‘My oga at the top’ syndrome
‘My oga at the top’ syndrome
When Obafaiye Shem, Lagos State Commandant of the Nigeria Security…
Micro-enterprises as hub of economic growth
Minister of Trade and Investment Olusegun Aganga recently launched the National Enterprise Development…
How to make the retail insurance market succeed
The retail insurance market, a strategy to increase market penetration in the nation’s insurance industry would…
Oasis Insurance pays out N494.5 million on claims
General Insurance specialist, Oasis Insurance plc has disclosed that it settled N494.5 million claims in…
Cornerstone Insurance, FRSC partner on UN project for…
Underwriting firm, Cornerstone Insurance plc has been appointed official partner of Federal Road Safety Corps…
Why compulsory insurance has not worked
The weak legislative capacity to enforce the different compulsory insurances is the biggest bane of the…
Self regulation will help insurance remain focused, make…
With new waves of regulations sweeping across the financial services sector including the insurance industry,…
Global strains arrive on African risk agendas
African risk managers are grappling with just the same complex risks that are rooted in the fast-changing…
OAU, do you really care about us?
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, is not celebrated just for the splendour of its buildings or the…
Exploring public-private partnership for development
When Nigeria returned to democracy in 1999, one of the very first issues that characterised the polity is…