Archives for August 17, 2021
Nigeria Hosts 47th AIO Confab, AGM ….Showcases Insurance Industry To World
Ebelechukwu Nwachukwu By Ngozi Onyeakusi--- Nigeria insurance industry has concluded arrangements for the hosting of the forthcoming 47th edition of the African Insurers Organisation (AIO) conference and Annual…
FG Plans To Borrow More In 2022 Despite Huge Debt
Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed By Ngozi Onyeakusi--- Despite outrageous rise in debt owed by the country, the Federal Government, has disclosed plans…
Three Underwriters rake in N65 billion premium in Q2
Insurance logo Despite the tough operating environment, three insurance companies generated billion gross written premium (GWP) in their half-year financial reports, The Guardian has learned. The operators linked the…
Federal Government’s Funding for Priority Projects in Oil Industry Suffers $1.54trn Deficit in June
Buhari The federal government through the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) may have been unable to fund its priority projects in the oil and gas industry to…
Fire disaster claims one life, 13 luxury buses in Onitsha
Raging fire By Ngozi Onyeakusi---One person lost his life while 13 luxury buses and property worth millions of naira were destroyed at New Tarzan junction at Ogidi, near Onitsha,…
Sit-at-home will cripple economy of S/East says Umahi
Umahi By Ngozi Onyeakusi---Following the sit-at-home order by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State has warned that absent from works would cripple…
Outrage over Buhari’s signing of PIB *President insensitive – PANDEF
The quests for oil in the Northern region and other parts of the country have received a significant boost with the signing of the Petroleum Industry Bill 2021 into…
Effective Judicial System Will Assist Nigeria Economy – Amb. Rimi
AMCON MD/CEO, Ahmed Kuru (left); Nigerian Ambassador to Egypt, His Excellency, Nura Abba Rimi and Hon. Justice Binta Nyako at the event in Cairo, Egypt on Monday…