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AACCIMA boss laments FG's poor encouragement of interstate national integration in South east region

AACCIMA boss laments FG’s poor encouragement of interstate national integration in South east region

By Ovat Abeng The National Vice President of Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), Pharm. Uche Apakama has lamented the Federal Government of Nigeria’s inability to encourage Interstate -National Integration in the Southeast part of the country. Apakama who is also the President of Association of Anambra Chambers of Commerce,…

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FG remittance of N16.6 billion to SEDC, important opportunity for South east development - Omenugha

FG remittance of N16.6 billion to SEDC, important opportunity for South east development – Omenugha

FG remittance of N16.6 billion to SEDC, important opportunity for South east development – Omenugha By Ovat Abeng The former special adviser to governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo on Youth Development, Dr Obinna Nelson Omenugha has said that the remittance of ₦16.6 billion by the Federal Government to the South East Development Commission (SEDC) presents an…

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HabariPay Launches Maiden "HabariPay Impact Report 2025", Showcasing Its Journey, Business Evolution, and Contributions to Digital Payments

HabariPay Launches Maiden “HabariPay Impact Report 2025”, Showcasing Its Journey, Business Evolution, and Contributions to Digital Payments

HabariPay Limited, the fintech subsidiary of Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (“GTCO” or the “Group”), has unveiled its maiden HabariPay Impact Report 2025, providing stakeholders with a comprehensive account of the company’s evolution, innovation journey, business performance, and impact on the digital payments landscape. The report captures HabariPay’s transformation from a newly established fintech venture…

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The Wealth Under Our Feet, The Dust in Our Lungs: How Mining Has Left Cross River Communities Fleeced and Fractured

The Wealth Under Our Feet, The Dust in Our Lungs: How Mining Has Left Cross River Communities Fleeced and Fractured

By Kelvin Obambon For twenty-four years, the massive trucks rolling out of the limestone-rich earth of Akamkpa and Akpabuyo Local Government Areas have carried away untold wealth in cement, leaving behind a single-lane road choked with dust, polluted water, cracked houses, and shattered livelihoods. With a critical 2027 mining license renewal on the horizon, host…

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