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By Omoh Gabriel LAGOS — Stockbrokers in the country yesterday fingered the managing director of one of the five top banks in the country as the...
(This story was written by Ilimemomoh Peter Gabriel whose pen name is Omoh Gabriel, the Group Business Editor of Vanguard, Newspapers Lagos, Nigeria.) The story was...
ANTI-CONSOLIDATION forces have regrouped with the hope of dismantling the structures and forcing a takeover of the top five banks in the country, Vanguard can now...
By Omoh Gabriel The CBN said that its views on the impact of the financial crisis on the economy has been misinterpreted and misrepresented by Nigerians....
The Federal Government has set up an inter-ministerial budget monitoring committee to ensure the speedy completion of ongoing power projects in the country. The Committee which...
By Omoh Gabriel LAGOS — Anti consolidation forces have regrouped with the hope of dissembling the banks and forcing a take over of the top five...
By Omoh Gabriel, Business Editor The capital flight that hit the Nigeria economy has continued unabated as Nigerians, corporate bodies are still moving funds massively out...
By Omoh Gabriel, Business Editor Despite carrying on as if there are no problems whatsoever, indications emerged yesterday that some Nigerian banks have approached government for...
By Omoh Gabriel LAGOS — Managing Director/CEO Global Fleet Energy and Chairman NICON Group, Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim yesterday urged President Umaru Yar’Adua to print and circulate...
By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria has been described as a future investment destination in Africa, according to a survey report released in London yesterday. The survey report...
Royal Dutch Shell declared force majeure on its Bonny Light shipments, while Nigerian crude was taken in two tenders on Thursday, traders said. Traders assessed Bonny...
By Omoh Gabriel When the global financial melt down started mid last year, it was widely believed that the toxic assets in America and European banks...
By Omoh Gabriel, AS the global financial melt down takes its toll on companies’ share value, financial instruments and in recent time human lives, Nigerians are...
By Omoh Gabriel, Group Business Editor 2009 is probably a year that Nigerians will be made to pay for the lack of policy direction of their...
By Omoh Gabriel, Business Editor AS the global financial melt down takes its toll on companies’ share value, financial instruments and in recent time human lives,...