Shareholders of Ikeja Hotel Plc have berated the old management for non-payment of dividend for five years, urging the new managers to intensify...

President Muhammadu Buhari and other stakeholders across different spheres of the economy have hailed the achievement of the former Executive Director...

He touched the lives of Nigerians, and by extension the nation’s economy profoundly, especially when he held forth as acting Managing Director of the Bank of Industry (BOI) in 2016/2017.

Retired Executive Director, Small and Medium Enterprises, Bank of Industry (BOI), Dr. Waheed Olagunju, has been commended for his contributions...

Retired Executive Director, Small and Medium Enterprises, Bank of Industry (BOI), Dr. Waheed Olagunju, has been commended for his contributions towards the growth of the Development Finance Institution ....

The Bank of Industry (BoI) has announced the appointment of Omar Shekarau, as the Executive Director, Small and Medium Enterprises (SME), following the retirement of Dr. Waheed Olagunju from the bank.

I did not know how that aspiration came to my head. During my A levels, I had two options. I wanted to be an economist, because I like economics a lot, but disliked Mathematics and there was nowhere one could progress in Economics at the university level .....

The panellists are the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Mr. Ahmed Kuru, the Executive Director, Bank of Industry (BOI), Mr. Waheed Olagunju and...

As part of efforts to promote the agricultural value chain in Nigeria, the Bank of Industry (BoI) has said there is no limit to amount of funds it is willing...

The Bank of Industry (BoI) has unveiled plans to leverage its existing partnership with commercial banks to build its risk assets from the current N600 billion to N1.2 trillion as part of efforts to improve its intervention to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

Adewale Bakare, said leather is one commodity Nigeria has competitive advantage of producing, but stressed that processing leather into finished products is still a challenge for the Nigerian economy.

Until Nigerians began to appreciate and patronise locally manufactured products, especially in leather, its chances of survival and competing favourably with the international market may not materialise.