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First Bank names Mr Gbenga Shobo as MD/CEO
Until his appointment, Shobo was the Deputy Managing Director of the bank and will be taking over from Mr Sola Adeduntan, whose tenure has expired.
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KEDCO, Konexa sign MoU for $100m renewable energy for 30, 000 electricity consumers in Kano
The KEDCO/Konexa Project will be delivered in 2022, electricity firm set to replicate it in other states
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NNPC Chief Finance Officer disowns cloned telephone number by fraudsters, says not soliciting funds
The scammers are now sending out a Sterling Bank’s account number to members of the public soliciting funds.
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UBA Kicks Off 2021 On Impressive Note, Records 27% Profit-after-tax of N40.6bn in 1st Quarter
“Boasts of total assets also rose by 2.5 per cent to N7.9 trillion in the period under review, compared to N7.7 trillion recorded at the end of the 2020 financial year while shareholders’ funds grew to N762.4 billion up by 5.3 per cent from N724.1 billion as at 2020’’
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Ibom Air Is the Most On-time Airline in Nigeria
Ibom Air with full name Ibom Airlines Limited with callsign “IBOM” has 5 aircraft in total with an average age of 10.8 years old.
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How NIRSAL Grew Seed Capital to N131bn in Three Years
Brings over 408,000 farmers into CBN financing window
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Polaris Bank Webinar outlines strategies on how women could build wealth
The webinar was part of activities to commemorate the Women’s Month in line with the International Women’s Day celebration with the theme #choosetochallenge.
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Qualified Asset Managers get March 31 for expression of interest for InfraCorp
The deadline has been extended from March 16 to March 30 for the receipt of final proposals in response to the detailed Request for Proposals (RfP).
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Electronic Call Up: Nigerian Ports Authority designates 17 parks for articulated vehicles
The 17 approved parks are located in some parts of Lagos metropolis as part of efforts to find solution truck congestion on the access roads into the Lagos Port Complex and the TinCan Island Ports.
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The abysmal collapse of 63-year-old Ghana Airways and the lessons to be learnt
The Airways also terminated its pool agreement with BOAC in 1962; three years before it was due to expire, and signed a new agreement with Alitalia to cooperate on flights between Accra and Rome. By 1963 relations between the UK carrier and Ghana Airways were nearly nonexistent despite BOAC still handling Ghana Airways ground operations at London Heathrow.
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