In Nigeria, most businesses don’t have insurance. Although insurance companies have been around since 1918, very few businesses use them. A study by Intelpoint found that about 96.4% of businesses have no insurance at all. Let’s look at five main reasons why insurance isn’t popular among Nigerian business owners. 1. Lack of Awareness A lot

Never frightened to ruffle feathers, Kemi Badenoch’s willingness to say what others may regard as unsayable has made her the darling of the Tory grassroots. Her forthright views on issues from gender identity to institutional racism have thrilled supporters on the right while outraging critics on the left in equal measure. In the course of

Kemi Badenoch, United Kingdom Secretary of State for International Trade. Nigeria-born new conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch, says it is time to get down to business in the United Lingdom. The North West Essex MP received 53,806 votes on Saturday to beat Robert Jenrick who got 41,388 votes. She will be at the helm as the

Kemi Badenoch has been elected leader of British Conservative Party after a bruising race. The results of the election were announced at noon Saturday and she will now begin the hard work of reuniting the conservatives before the next general election in five years time. Badenoch beat Robert Jenrick to be crowned as the new

Nigeria-born Kemi Badenock has been announced the new leader of the Conservative Party. Badenoch was crowned the new Conservative Party leader on Saturday, after the four-month-long race to replace Rishi Sunak reached the finish line. She will be at the helm as the party looks to recover from the July election result which saw it

Lady flaunts cash picked up at nightclub in viral video....CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE   Lady flaunts cash picked up at nightclub in viral video, invites others to join - Advertisement - A Nigerian lady recently took to social media to flaunt money she claimed to have picked up at a nightclub. In

IMF, World Bank, Nigeria By Wale Odunsi The 2024 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group (WBG) took place from October 21 to October 26 in Washington, D.C., the United States capital. As usual, it was a forum for senior government officials, experts, delegates, observers, civil society groups, and

The chairman of Arewa Economic Renewal Forum (AERF), Ibrahim Shehu Dandakata. The Arewa Economic Forum (AEF), a leading socio-economic organization in Northern Nigeria, has advocated for the replacement of the Value-Added Tax (VAT) system with a Sales Tax. This shift, according to the forum, would simplify tax processes, ease the financial burden on businesses and

MWFAAN President Farida Yahya The Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumni Association of Nigeria (MWFAAN) has officially announced its inaugural Pan-African Legacy Conference, a significant initiative aimed at uniting key stakeholders to establish a sustainable development framework for Africa, with a special focus on its vibrant youth population. Themed “Shaping Africa’s Future through the AfCFTA and Agenda

CBN Headquarters Credit to Government by Banks Hit N42trn in September – CBN The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says credit extended to the government by banks surged to N42.02 trillion in September 2024, representing a 78.6 percent increase from N23.52 trillion in January. Credit to the government typically includes loans, bonds, and other forms

Godwin Emefiele, Former CBN Governor Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of $2.04m, Properties, Shares Linked to Emefiele The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Friday ordered the final forfeiture of the sum of $2.045m, seven choice landed properties and share certificates linked to the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele.

Imagine spending millions on just a few items. That’s the reality in Zimbabwe, which has one of the weakest currencies globally. The Zimbabwean dollar became virtually useless after hyperinflation soared past 5,000 percent, leading to its abandonment in 2009. Since then, Zimbabwe has adopted more stable foreign currencies like the U.S. dollar and the British