Insurance Industry Courtesy Visit to FG

By Elvis Eromosele A week is a week. This is...

Daniel Braie Managing Director/CEO Linkage Assurance Plc Linkage Assurance Plc has paid...

Following the continuous worsening power outages the privatised Generating Power Companies (GENCOs), the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) and the Distribution Power Companies (DISCOs) are now on each other’s neck over who bears the cost of power losses from evacuation points through the national grid to the distribution network. This is due to dilapidated facilities at both the transmission level and distribution network.

Tracka has announced the expansion of its transparency advocacy...

L-R: Mr. Rasaaq Salami, Deputy Director at the National...

The attention of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has...

L-R: Shedrach Odoh, Director, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Eric...

The recall of Nigeria’s top diplomat after a spate of xenophobic attacks in South Africa follows several similar spats that expose the two countries’ deep rivalry for economic and political dominance in Africa. Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner to South Africa Martin Cobham said he had been “invited” to Abuja to discuss this month’s anti-immigrant attacks in South Africa, which have killed at least seven people. Televised images of armed gangs attacking immigrants and looting foreign-owned stores in Johannesburg have sparked a backlash in Nigeria, where hundreds protested in front of shops owned by South African brands like MTN and Shoprite.