Oil price slump: S&P predicts tough times for Nigerian banks
International credit rating agency, the Standard & Poors has predicted that oil price slump would impact negatively on the banking…
What the oil price plummet means for aid to Africa
A year ago, Africa appeared on the verge of a fossil fuel windfall, and the conversation in development circles centered…
Lagos Guber Race Ambode, Agbaje unfold agenda for the private sector
Two leading candidates in the Lagos State governorship race, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Mr.…
Discos and the challenge of poor service delivery
There is growing disquiet among electricity consumers and industry players as most electricity distribution companies grapple with poor service delivery…
Card readers will enhance 2015 polls’ credibility – Onovo
Chief Martin Onovo, a seasoned petroleum engineer is the presidential flagbearer of the National Conscience Party (NCP) in the March…
Samsung’s strategy to maintain top spot in global TV
The year 2015 promises to be that of business boom for Samsung Electronics Company, the South Korea’s technology giant. The…
NCC’s riot act on unsolicited messages
Following complaints from GSM subscribers over the deluge of unsolicited messages they receive from network providers, the Nigerian Communications Commission…
MTN unveils insurance scheme for SMEs
To boost Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (SMEs) operations in the country, MTN Nigeria recently unveiled an insurance scheme designed to…
Glo emerges one of Africa’s six most admired brands
National telecoms carrier, Globacom was recently named one of the six most admired brands in Africa following a continental survey…
Lagosians groan under traffic gridlock
Commercial activities in many parts of Lagos were paralysed on Thursday, March 12 due to the traffic gridlock on the…