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Starcomms Supports Telecentre Operators -Kenneth O Eze
Starcomms Nigeria is donating solar chargers to high performing Starcomms Telecentre operators as a way of supporting them in surmounting the harsh economic environment. Maher Qubain, the company’s chief executive officer told the media that “providing these solar chargers to this... (Continue reading)
Are Nigerian Banks Defrauding Their Customers?
Written on 23 Sep, 2009 at 18:19 in Feature | viewed 512 times | 0 Comments
Before Sanusi Lamido, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, began wielding the big stick on top bank executives, Nigerians had long been suspicious of the banks. Their bogus end of year profit declarations, even when basic economic indices pointed... (Continue reading)
Radio on The Fast Lane
Written on 15 Sep, 2009 at 15:08 in Feature | viewed 346 times | 2 Comments
In the last couple of years, the number of radio stations in Lagos has more or less doubled. Not many Nigerians can conveniently list out the number of channels on their radio dial. Though it might seem like the sector... (Continue reading)
Tsunami Sanusi: Where Would The Wild Fire Stop?
Written on 15 Sep, 2009 at 13:31 in Feature | viewed 75 times | 0 Comments
Several bank executives and their board members are already standing trial following their sack by the apex bank last August. Expectedly, there are spates of protests here and there. Kenneth O. Eze puts the issues in perspective, pondering if Sanusi... (Continue reading)
CBN’s Sledge-Hammer: What About The Micro Finance Banks?
Written on 7 Sep, 2009 at 18:29 in Feature | viewed 389 times | 0 Comments
There seems to be more rot in the microfinance banking sector of the economy than there is in conventional counterparts. Many of the banks have closed shops while others have drastically scaled down operations. Kenneth O Eze highlights the critical... (Continue reading)
Cost Of Consumer Goods May Rise As Sugar Price Soars
Aside from its daily domestic use, on the average, sugar constitutes about 20 per cent of the entire raw materials utilized by manufacturers of consumer goods. The current high price of sugar in the market is telling notice that Nigerian... (Continue reading)
Re: Nigeria’s 5 Greatest Living Legends And Lessons For Brand Builders: Did Bayo Touch the C-Spot?
Written on 1 Sep, 2009 at 9:49 in Feature | viewed 137 times | 0 Comments
Back in school, as a student of precision journalism, I relished with nostalgic delight and mathematical trauma too, how my lecturer would compel us to unearth hidden news angles from figures. It usually demands an eye for objectivity, an attentive... (Continue reading)
What Does Dangote’s Presidency Portend for the NSE?
Written on 1 Sep, 2009 at 9:42 in Feature | viewed 617 times | 5 Comments
Dangote’s journey to the presidency of the Stock exchange commenced in February 2008, with his election into the Council as chairman of the Kaduna/Kano and Yola Zonal Council. Being 1st vice president made him a natural successor to Oba Otudeko.... (Continue reading)
Fashion Brand Statement: Are We Getting It Right?
Written on 1 Sep, 2009 at 9:21 in Feature | viewed 178 times | 0 Comments
Being fashionable is priority to many people in Nigeria. Believe it or not, Nigeria is one of the top countries in the world where people pay great attention and also spend ‘big’ in order to accentuate the way they look.... (Continue reading)
D.O.F And How To Use It
Written on 25 Aug, 2009 at 15:50 in Feature | viewed 144 times | 0 Comments
Everybody will agree with me that in Photography -especially when it has to do with people photography- it is important for the picture to be in focus. But must everything in the picture be in focus? Clearly no! In fact, playing... (Continue reading)