Nigeria news today headlines : Thursday 2nd January 2020
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Impeachment: Trump, Lawmakers And The Rest Of Us
JEROME-MARIO UTOMI At times, life is hard, as hard as crucible steel. It has its bleak and painful moments. Like the ever-flowing waters of the river, life has its moments of drought and its moments of floods. Like the ever-changing cycle of the season, life has the soothing warmth of the summers and the piercing
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The Insurance Sector In 2019
As 2019 ended on Tuesday, CHRIS EBONG looks at the key issues that influenced the entire insurance landscape in that business year. The year 2019, one would say, was full of speculation and counter speculation for insurance industry with a combined mixture of regulatory advancement in its statutory function, and wait and see posture of
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Who Wants Goodluck Jonathan Dead?
TONY ADEMILUYI Former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan automatically became a statesman of international repute when he voluntarily handed over power to the current President Muhammadu Buhari in May 2015. He was the first incumbent President to lose an election and he was famously quoted to have said ‘My ambition is not worth the drop of
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Insurers In Search Of N200bn To Recapitalise Operation –Report
No less than N77billion would be taken away from insurance industry by government agencies to realise the expected injection of an additional N200billion into the industry in the cause of the ongoing recapitalisation exercise, a recent report has revealed. According to the report, the recapitalisation cost was drawn from fees to be paid to the
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Royal Exchange Appoints GMD, ED
The Board of Directors of Royal Exchange Plc has announced the appointments of Mr. Olawale O. Banmore as the new Group Managing Director while John Iwuajoku has been appointed the Group Executive Director, Operations. Both appointments are effective, December 4, 2019. Announcing the appointments, the Chairman, Board of Directors, Royal Exchange Plc, Mr. Kenneth E.
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Must One Be Called Abubakar Or Mohammed To Get Appointed By Buhari?
“We had to remove Fowler to improve revenue generation – Presidency.” VANGUARD, December 24, 2019, p 9. Fowler, for those who might not know, is from Lagos State and he was replaced by an Abubakar not from Lagos State. From the statement credited to Garba Shehu, who was just a loudspeaker and not one of
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Do Nigerian Politicians Make New Year Resolutions?
One major feature of New Years is the willful decision by people all over the world to make New Year resolutions. This often marks a departure from old habits to new ones for better progress. Even though not many people follow through their resolutions to the end of the year, taking the decision at all
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Africa’s Bleak Oil Industry Investment
Lamentations by African stakeholders on the decline in Direct Foreign Investment in Africa’s oil and gas industry marks a shortsightedness of many leaders in the continent. Nigeria, as a major oil producer and exporter without a corresponding dividend for its masses, is, unfortunately, a classic example of how not to manage oil resources. What the
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Orin Ekiti Saga And Odumakin’s Uninformed Commentary (1)
SEGUN DIPE Narendra Modi, the current Prime Minister of India, once described the hallmark of government as good governance with good intentions. He also said that the core passion of any government is to implement policies and decisions with integrity. In democracy, one of the ways to keep a government on the path of prosperity
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Cornerstone Insurance Set To Actualise Recapitalisation Dream
Cornerstone Insurance Plc is already on verge of meeting the recapitalisation deadline given by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) to all insurance companies to upgrade their capital to the new threshold. The regulatory body had earlier mandated insurance companies with composite licence to upgrade their capital base from N5 billion to N18 billion; Life insurance
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