Latest News in Nigeria Today Thursday 11th March 2021
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Thursday 11th March 2021 .
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Nigerian women can lead
By Dakuku Peterside IN the year 2008, I co-edited a book with the title, African women can lead, published by Kachifo Publishers under its prestige imprint. The book was a collection of essays and presentations made for three editions of the Development and Leadership Institute, DLI, Women in Politics and leadership programme. We chose theRead More
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How Awolowo, Jakande infused my youth with politics
By Olu Fasan THE death last month of Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande,first civilian governor of Lagos State, brought back memories of the late 1970s and early 1980s when, as a young man, I was enrapturedby politics, without being a politician. Aristotlefamously said that man is, by nature, a “political animal”. Chief Obafemi Awolowo and hisRead More
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When an image maker becomes an image wrecker
By Ikechukwu Amaechi Last week, my friend and former colleague, Oguwike Nwachuku, responded to my article penultimate Thursday titled, “Uzodimma: The governor as a quisling.” Typically, Oguwike, media aide to Governor Hope Uzodimma, attacked my person, making baseless claims on what he described as my political affiliations, motive for my writings and presumed hatred forRead More
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Stock Exchange’s Holdco structure
Meanwhile, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has received final approvals of its demutualisation plan from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
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Investors lose N209bn to market correction, weak corporate results
Stock market investments have depreci ated by N209 billion in the three trading days of this week following renewed adverse sentiments on the heels of weak earnings results of some companies.
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How far should your child’s school be from home?
LIVING in some cities in Nigeria, some parents and guardians are confronted with where their children and wards are going to attend schools, especially if they will be going from home. In a place like Lagos and most other cities, people change jobs and accommodation and therefore, may need to change the schools of their children and wards.
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Incessant Fire outbreaks: Reps ask fire service to install alerting systems in public buildings, markets
Following the incessant incidences of fire outbreaks in Nigeria, the House of Reps has urged the Federal Fire Service to ensure that…
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Herdsmen: Tanker drivers block Benin-Ore highway over colleagues’ killing
The Benin-Ore highway was, yesterday, taken over by drivers of petroleum tankers and other articulated vehicles at Ofosu, near Benin-City over the killing of two drivers by suspected herdsmen, Tuesday night. The hoodlums were said to have also made away with an undisclosed amount of money stolen from their victims. The angry drivers, who blockedRead More
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Lagos socialite, 4 others kidnapped, N100m ransom demanded
By Bose Adelaja The family of an Ikorodu-born business mogul, Alhaji Lookman Onabanjo, popularly known as “Bugon” has been thrown into panic, following his abduction, Monday, at Agbowa area of Ikosi-Ejirin Local Council Development Area of Lagos State. He was kidnapped alongside his driver and three others, while on their way to his farm inRead More
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Minimum Wage decentralization: Reps to throw away bill
…As Labour’s protest cripples activities nationwide By Victor Ahiuma-Young, Dayo Johnson, Vincent Ujumadu, Festus Ahon, Tordue Salem, Chioma Onuegbu, Rotimi Ojomoyela, Shina Abubakar & Adeola Badru THE House of Representatives yesterday acceded to the demand of leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, and their allies to throwRead More
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