The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Monday 27th September 2021
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/09/21
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UI appoints Popoola as new bursar
By Yinka Adeniran, Ibadan The Governing Council of the University of Ibadan has appointed Mr. Adewuyi Popoola as the new Bursar. In a statement by the University’s Director of Public Communication, Mr. Olatunji Oladejo, made available to journalists, he said the appointment takes effect from Monday, 20 September 2021. According to him: “Mr Popoola was
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BREAKING: National Assembly beefs up security over planned protest by Legislative Aides
By Sanni Onogu, Abuja The management of the National Assembly on Monday morning beefed up security in and around the premises apparently to thwart a planned protest by some legislative aides. The aides, under the auspices of Salary Arrears Affected Legislative Aides (SAALA), had vowed to ground activities at the National Assembly beginning from today
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LNG cost affecting oil demand,price
By Muyiwa Lucas, with agency report The rising cost of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is raising the bar on the cost of crude oil. Consequently, experts in the sector are predicting that this trend may increase global demand for oil in the days ahead. As at the weekend, it was being speculated that the commodity
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Rising air travel raises hopes on new carriers
By Kelvin Osa Okunbor Demand for travel by Nigerians caught in the web of insecurity, banditry and other challenges is pushing passengers back to the sky as new investors are scaling up efforts to secure certification from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to birth new carriers. According to regulatory data, about 23 intending airlines
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Naira rebounds after $4b Eurobond issuance
By Collins Nweze Naira is making gradual comeback after Nigeria raised $4 billion through a Eurobond sale, which is $1 billion more than initially planned. The local currency at the weekend, appreciated from N575 to dollar to N570 to dollar at the parallel market. The naira further appreciated, closing the week at N560 to dollar
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Ford India head quits after company stops making cars in India
By Tajudeen Adebanjo Ford Motor’s India head Anurag Mehrotra has quit the company to pursue other career opportunities, days after the United States’automaker said it would stop making cars in the Asian nation, taking a hit of $2 billion. Mehrotra, according to his LinkedIn profile, has spent over a decade with Ford in India across
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Police confirm attempt to steal suspect’s body from Bayelsa morgue
By Simon Utebor, Yenagoa • Diri orders investigation Police in Bayelsa on Sunday said there was an attempt by some persons to steal the body of a 27-year-old suspect, Goodluck Oviekeme, whose arrest and death in police custody triggered protest in Yenagoa, the state capital. Oviekeme was arrested last Tuesday along with eight others over
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Honda’s Passport to pleasurable ride
By Tajudeen Adebanjo with agency addition Features •LED headlights eyless entry and ignition Tri-zone automatic climate control 60/40-split rear bench •Eight-inch touchscreen, seven-speaker audio system, Apple CarPlay and Android autolane keeping assist Adaptive cruise control forward collision mitigation power liftgate •Sunroof power-adjustable driver’s seat with memory settings •Heated, power-adjustable front seats Leather upholstery •Rear USB
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Bridging health, education infrastructure gap
BUA Group’s initiative directed at addressing health, education and social development issues in Nigeria and sub-Sahara Africa, is bound to reverse the decay and ignite hope in those sectors, reports Group Business Editor, SIMEON EBULU A few Nigerians, among them Abdul Samad Rabiu, have taken up the initiative to address the infrastructure deficit pervading the
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Turning to special economic zones to drive industrialisation
Manufacturers have long been struggling to integrate into the global value chains that generate the goods and services that are demanded by consumers around the globe. Experts, however, say that the use of export-oriented Special Economic Zones (SEZs), which offer a concentration of high-quality infrastructure and mouth-watering fiscal incentives to producers in the zones, are
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