The new face of Plateau
My growing up days were full of fun and excitement – characterised by the peaceful, friendly and cosy…
Oteh and crippled capital market reform
The former chief justice of Nigeria, Alfa Belgore, once reminded us of how the German government in 1962 came…
Unmasking hidden vehicles of corruption in Nigeria (1)
This is the first in a series of articles I will be writing on the hidden and subtle ways in which corruption…
Harnessing the remittance boom
For more than a decade, Asia’s economies have been on the move – and so have its people. The scale of…
Tears for slain policemen
These are indeed trying times for men of the Nigeria Police. The police, whose primary assignment is to protect…
frican Business Women’s Advocacy Forum focuses on…
As Nigeria hosts the African Business Women’s Advocacy Forum on Thursday, this week, businesswomen’s advocacy…
How to establish petrol filling station
Nigeria is the largest market in the black world with over 140 million people and with daily fuel consumption…
‘British business wants to be part of the Nigerian…
Q:What is the reason for the trade mission; after a 21-year absence?
It is fantastic to be back. I was very…
NDIC as a financial safety net
Bank failures in Nigeria emerged in the 1950s when all the 25 banks except three collapsed without any form of…
Umaru Mutallab: Epitome of hard work and professionalism
Work is the lifeblood of Umar Muttalab. He retired some 25 years ago at the pinnacle of his banking career as…