Uzodimma mourns New Telegraph editor on Saturday
Imo State Governor, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma has commiserated with the management and staff of the New Telegraph newspaper on the death of her Saturday...
COVID-19: Katsina lock down continues as Masari expresses concern over rising figures
Gov. Aminu Masari of Katsina State, on Tuesday, expressed worries over the 337 total figure of COVID-19 infections, making the state the fourth on the list of the...
Nigeria develops draft codes of practice for tomato value chain
In furtherance of the Federal Government’s economic diversification policy, Nigeria recently developed draft codes of practices for the tomato value chain from...
Airports to reopen soon – FAAN
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) said it has put arrangements in place on passenger facilitation and what to expects ahead of resumption of...
Intrest on SME loans will hit nine percent – CBN
Interest rates on loans to the Small and Medium Enterprises to cushion the effects of the coronavirus on their operations introduced by the Central Bank of...
Nigeria’s external reserves record seven percent increase in three weeks
After Nigeria’s external reserves went on a downward slide last year losing $11.75 billion within a space of 10 months, the reserve received a new lease of life...
COVID-19:IMF advises banks to suspend dividend payment
The International Monetary Fund has advised commercial banks to retain their earnings by suspending payment of shareholders’ dividends during the COVID-19...
COVID-19 new infections in Nigeria: Lagos tops chart with 1… cases
…Total cases in the country 8344
COVID-19: Cash crunch hits first generation churches
…….Solicit for funds from rich members to pay salaries of clergies First generation orthodox churches in Nigeria are now in a big financial crisis as a...
Newspapers’ many troubles: Where is NPAN?
Continued from Monday In 2001, The Punch had trade dispute with the newspapers agents over the issue of no unsold policy. While the crisis lasted, there was no...
