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SEC removes stock exchange chief

Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Wednesday it was sacking the director-general of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) and suspending its president over governance concerns. It said it had taken the action following concerns about inadequate oversight, ongoing … read more

Tanker drivers halt oil supplies to capital

Nigerian tanker drivers on Tuesday suspended the supply of petrol to Abuja in protest against the state of the country’s roads, especially in and around the nation’s capital, their union said. The drivers’ action followed the expiration of a 21-day … read more

ANALYSIS: A lesson for Nigeria

Fresh from hosting a World Cup, which FIFA said was one of the best organised in recent times, South Africa gained bonus points yesterday when it sentenced Jackie Selebi, the country’s former police chief and head of Interpol, to 15 … read more

Nigeria cannot monitor devices yet

Some information and communication technology professionals have said that Nigerians should not worry themselves about government monitoring technological devices as the country has not reached such a level. This is against the backdrop of the situation in United Arab Emirates … read more

Police allays fears over rumoured attacks

The Lagos State Police Command on Monday allayed fears of residents over widespread rumour upheavals in the metropolis. This followed messages which are being received by resident via SMS that armed robbers are operating in different locations aroud the state. … read more

Nigeria’s debt is unsustainable

The Debt Management Office (DMO) has pegged borrowing next year to $7.1 billion in a bid to control public borrowing and keep Nigeria’s debt within sustainable threshold. In its latest report on the national debt sustainability analysis (DSA), the debt … read more