Nigerian Chevening Alumni Association Elect New Executives

The Chevening Alumni Association of Nigeria, CAAN, has elected new executives to run its affairs for the next two years. The team is led by John Momoh, an ace broadcaster and Chairman of Channels Media Group, as the new President of the Association.

The Chevening Alumni Association is made up of individuals who have benefited from the Che [...]

Infrastructure Nigeria – By Gilbert Chike Obiefuna

Getting Nigeria out of Recession With Bankable Infrastructure

In the typical Nigerian context, infrastructure means different things to different people, hence the recurring disconnect in approach and attainment. In fact, infrastructure is not taught as a subject in any school. Indeed, infrastructure is conceptualized and envisioned [...]

Nigerian Chevening Alumni Association Elect New Executives

The Chevening Alumni Association of Nigeria, CAAN, has elected new executives to run its affairs for the next two years. The team is led by John Momoh, an ace broadcaster and Chairman of Channels Media Group, as the new President of the Association.

The Chevening Alumni Association is made up of individuals who have benefited from the Che [...]

Aisha Buhari, Returns From Lesser Hajj, Prays For Peace

Mrs Aisha Buhari, the wife of President Mohammadu Buhari, returned from Saudi Arabia over the weekend, where she had gone to perform the lesser hajj. On arrival at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport, she urged Nigerians to pray for peace, progress and stability for Nigeria. She also urged Nigerians not to relent in their pra [...]

$9.8m Recovered From ex-NNPC GMD: Will The Whistle Blower Get 5%?

As Nigerians come to terms with the huge amounts of monies recovered from the Kaduna home of Mr. Andrew Yakubu, the former Group Managing Director of NNPC, not a few people have been asking if the whistle blower who tipped off the EFCC will be paid the 5% commission. 

A recent parliamentary act passed by the National Assembly, made i [...]

Mr. Ahmed Bashir, Deputy British High Commissioner to Nigeria, speaking when he visited The Abuja Inquirer office last week

The Deputy British Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Ahmed Bashir, has said that many British companies are very interested in coming to Nigeria to do business, but are discouraged by a few factors and the way Nigeria is perceived abroad.

The British envoy said this when he visited the Headquarters of The Abuja Inquirer