As the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission gets a substantive Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, STEPHEN ANGBULU examines his trajectory as Secretary and Chief of Staff, his
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Naira falls to new low, trades N1,040/$ at parallel market
The naira plummeted to a new all-time low at the parallel section of the market on Wednesday. Survey carried out on street traders across the
24 DAYS TO GO: LAGOS ISOLO LIONS CLUB HOLDS INVESTITURE CEREMONY, LN MARY RICHARDS CALLS FOR COLLABORATION
As the stage is set for the 41th Investiture Ceremony and installations of the new club officers, Lagos Isolo Lions Club and the new President,
Men fall back to shaving stick as cost of haircut increases
By Elizabeth Adegbesan Having a haircut is an important task for Nigerian men. Another is trimming the hair, which comes after a few weeks of having
Lagos residents lament as commercial sex workers invade malls, popular highways
Concerns are rising as young ladies suspected to be commercial sex workers now loiter around major shopping malls and highbrow streets in Lagos to lure
Domestic airlines demand jet fuel import licence, forex
Domestic airlines under the aegis of Airline Operators of Nigeria, on Monday, demanded that the Federal Government should allow AON procure the requisite licence for
Nigerian Exchange gets new Chairman, Ahonsi Unuigbe
By Peter Egwuatu Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has appointed Mr. Ahonsi Unuigbe as its new Board Chairman, effective 27 September 2023, following the retirement of
Hotelier petitions EFCC over operatives’ raid of business premises
The Chief Executive Officer of Lakers Lounge Hotel and Bar, Ikorodu, Lagos State, Oladimeji Ogunfolaju, has petitioned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission over the
Anger as homeless children, parents shelter under Lagos-Ibadan bridge
By Gbenga Oloniniran Some families including their children are at risk of disease outbreak as they take shelter under the bridge in the Arepo area of
Nigeria borrowed $1.21bn as investors shun 28 states
By Temitayo Jaiyeola Nigeria relied on foreign borrowing ($1.21bn) to boost its capital importation in the first six months of 2023. This is as 28 states
