Airtel Africa Appoints Ogunsanya As Chief Executive
Airtel Africa has appointed Segun Ogunsanya as its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (CEO).The development follows the retirement of Raghunath Mandava as the company’s MD and CEO.“Segun has more than 25 years business management experience in banking, consumer goods, and telecoms,” the telecom firm noted in a statement on Thursday.
Atiku hails democrat Tinubu
Former Vice-President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar has praised National leader of the All Progress Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu on his 69th Birthday.
Grammy: Talents abound in Nigeria, Atiku celebrates Wizkid, Burna Boy
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has taken to Twitter to congratulate Wizkid and Burna Boy on their Grammy wins on Sunday.
Nigerian cryptocurrency: CBN ban Crypto [Dogecoin, Bitcoin, Ethereum] trading in Nigeria, how Atiku, Davido, odas use 'CowtoCurrency' react
New Informate one hour wey don pass Wia dis foto come from, Getty Images Cryptocurrency ban by Central Bank of Nigeria CBN dey generate reactions all ova di west African nation. Former Nigeria Vice President, Atiku Abubakar for im reaction advise Central Bank of Nigeria to revisit di policy wey ban di dealing and transaction of cryptocurrencies. Atiku wey be rich businessman and get pleti business investment inside di kontri say wetin Nigeria need now na more jobs and to open up di economy. Nigerian cryptocurrency
Over 2 million people displaced by conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region - local official
NAIROBI (Reuters) - About 2.2 million people have been displaced within Ethiopia's Tigray region since fighting erupted there in November with about half fleeing after their homes were burned down, a local government official said. Gebremeskel Kassa, a senior official in the interim administration in Tigray appointed by the federal government, made the comments in an interview broadcast by state-run ETV's Tigriniya language channel late on Tuesday. The figure given by the official was more than double a previous
Abubakar sells off Intels stake
Atiku Abubakar , former vice-President speaks during the opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP)'s national convention in Port Harcourt, Rivers State on October 6, 2018. Photographer: Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP/Getty Images Nigeria’s former vice president Atiku Abubakar has sold off his interest in Intels Nigeria, a logistics company, fuelling speculation of a run for the presidency in 2023. A representative of Abubakar said the politician had sold off his shares over the years. The sales “assumed greater urgency