“The executive council of the African union endorses African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina for a second term. Adesina is the eighth president of the bank and the first Nigerian in the post,” a tweet from the AfDB read.Find out more
Uba Sani, chairman of the senate committee on banking: “The committee screened the nominee and it is satisfied. I hereby recommend that he be confirmed as deputy of CBN.”Find out more
“People say food is essential and I believe them. I know lots of people working towards their businesses. I decided to make a great place for people to come to have a great time,” Oritse Femi said.Find out more
That is how Francis turned his lot with Hubmart stores, a retail chain that is currently providing first-rate international-standard franchise, with flourishing branches in Lekki, Omole, and GRA, Ikeja.Find out more
“Obiora, upon confirmation by the Senate, replaces Dr Joseph Nnanna, who retires on February 2, 2020.”Find out more
The Chief Executive Officer of Ynorth Wears, Mr. Seun Bamiro: “Premium package will covers varieties of corporate Wears design with different colors and patterns like shirt, suite, among others and it will be available across all the outlets of Ynorth.”Find out more
“I think that at the end of the day the biggest thing to happen to Africa is the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). That free trade area itself is worth over $3.3 trillion in terms of trade,” Akinwumi Adesina responded when asked if the African countries should adopt the single currency given the adoption by eight Francophone countries.Find out more
ECOWAS said the development was in recognition of the sterling performance of Akinwumi Adesina during his first term of office as President of the AfDB bank.Find out more
Muhammadu Buhari: “In accordance with Section 10(1) of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) Act, 2010, I hereby present Mr. Edward Lametek Adamu for confirmation as Chairman of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria by the Distinguished Senate.”Find out more
Babajide Sanwo-Olu said: “In the next two years, we are hoping to be able to do what we call, a Metropolitan Fibre Grid. We are hoping to have in the next two years about 6000kms of fibre; it’s a total mix, we want to mix the whole system. We want to have a smart city which we are. So we will be signing that before the end of this year or sometime early next year.”Find out more