The Catholic Men Organization (CMO) of St. Jude’s Parish, Mafoluku–Oshodi, Lagos, has announced the emergence of a new leadership following a peaceful, transparent, and prayerful elective process held on February 15, 2026, reports ITREALMS.
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Monday, February 16, 2026
Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke takes helm as CMO St. Jude’s ushers in new era - ITREALMS
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The Catholic Men Organization (CMO) of St. Jude’s Parish, Mafoluku–Oshodi, Lagos, has announced the emergence of a new leadership following a peaceful, transparent, and prayerful elective process held on February 15, 2026, reports ITREALMS.
At the conclusion of the exercise, Ogbuefi Chinenyeze Remmy Nweke, ksm, was elected Parish Chairman, succeeding Chief Sir Virginus Ikwuka, whose tenure was marked by dedicated service, unity, and organizational stability.
The Catholic Men Organization (CMO) of St. Jude’s Parish, Mafoluku–Oshodi, Lagos, has announced the emergence of a new leadership following a peaceful, transparent, and prayerful elective process held on February 15, 2026, reports ITREALMS.
Friday, January 16, 2026
Are regulators signalling new era of accountability? Asks Elvis Eromosele - Commentary@ITREALMS
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For years, Nigerian consumers have complained, sometimes loudly, sometimes helplessly, about poor services. Airlines, telecom operators and banks were always the biggest culprits. In fact, flight delays became routine, dropped calls almost normal, and unexplained bank charges a recurring irritation. What often followed were apologies, excuses and the almost obligatory regulatory silence.
It now appears that that era may finally be ending.
Recent moves by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), alongside a growing pattern of firm enforcement by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), suggest that regulators are beginning to assert their authority more forcefully. The message is becoming clearer: protect consumers, or pay the price.
For years, Nigerian consumers have complained, sometimes loudly, sometimes helplessly, about poor services. Airlines, telecom operators and banks were always the biggest culprits. In fact, flight delays became routine, dropped calls almost normal, and unexplained bank charges a recurring irritation. What often followed were apologies, excuses and the almost obligatory regulatory silence.
Recent moves by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), alongside a growing pattern of firm enforcement by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), suggest that regulators are beginning to assert their authority more forcefully. The message is becoming clearer: protect consumers, or pay the price.
Friday, July 25, 2025
New era @Dangote Cement: Aliko retires, Ikazoboh charts future - ITREALMS
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Aliko Dangote, the founder of Dangote Cement Plc, has retired as Chairman and Director of the Board, effective, Friday, July 25, 2025, reports ITREALMS.
He stepped down to focus on the company's refinery, petrochemicals, fertilizer, and government relations, aiming to drive the company's five-year business trajectory to new heights.
Aliko Dangote, the founder of Dangote Cement Plc, has retired as Chairman and Director of the Board, effective, Friday, July 25, 2025, reports ITREALMS.
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