Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 9th September 2020
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 9th September 2020 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Celebrating Tomoloju’s 100 Songs in App
Epochal, phenomenal, unprecedented, and unique. These are some of the words that unarguably describe the 100 songs, composed and performed by the multi-talented and multi-skilled artiste, Benson Omowafola Tomoloju, which have been captured in an Application (App) which was released recently on Google App. As Concrete Communications Studios, launched the app containing …
Literacy Day: FirstBank drives e-learning amid COVID-19
Even as uncertainty lingers over when schools in the country shut down since March as part of government measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19) disease would fully reopen for academic activities, First Bank of Nigeria Limited has reiterated its resolve to make electronic learning (e-learning) accessible to Nigerians as part of its …
Leveraging agric commodities’ potential to drive economy
Even before the advent of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic crisis, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had recognised that increased cultivation of key commodities such as rice, maize, cassava, oil palm and tomatoes and so on, would help the country’s economy cope better from external shocks, writes Tony Chukwunyem Following his reappointment of Central …
Customers fret over interest on savings amid inflation
Tony Chukwunyem Following Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) recent downward review of minimum interest rate on savings deposit, savings account holders are doubting if it is still necessary maintaining them, findings by New Telegraph show. This is hinged on the belief that inflation is generally expected to continue its upward trajectory in the …
Shippers in dilemma over 5.25% import duty
●Vessels awaiting berth hit 46% IMPEDIMENT New exchange rate will make importers to abandon their cargoes There are indications that the cost of importing cargoes through Nigerian ports would be increased by five per cent from Monday, this week, as the exchange rate for all imports has gone up from N361 …
Resolving Nigeria, Ghana squabbles
Nigeria and Ghana are two independent, friendly nations that have maintained diplomatic relations in the last 60 years. Although both countries are not immediate neighbours, the fact that they were both colonies of Great Britain, they passed through similar political and economic developments and gained their independence about the same time, have kept them as …
Now, your suffering commences…
An authoritative report once described Nigerians as the happiest people in the world. That report came as a surprise to many because, even as at that time many years ago when things were not as parlous as they are now, Nigerians were nowhere near some of the most prosperous people in the world. Though …
Infractions: Sustaining rules’ enforcement
Financial disclosure remains one of the key post-listing requirements quoted firms are expected to adhere to. Chris Ugwu writes Stock markets all over the world are information driven, this is because investors do not see the physical products such as shares and stocks of companies they are buying but rather take investment decision based …
ECOWAS develops mechanism for food production
Positive Financing facility will provide loans, guarantees, equity investments to small farms As part of it efforts to curb impacts of climate change on agricultural productivity in West Africa, particularly on small producers, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has developed a financial mechanism integrated into the Regional Fund for Agriculture and …
Change, it’s all about you
Book Title: One Principal Agent of Change Author: Jamie Pajoel Publisher: Karios Communication Year of Publication: 2013 Number of Pages: 56 Reviewer: Oladipo Kehinde Every change in life requires an action and a conscious effort. A fish needs water to survive. We need faith and work to survive in life. Our thoughts are the …
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