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CBN: While others went to town with ‘exclusives’ on the likely renewal of the tenure of the immediate past governor of the apex bank, we stood by our report that Chukwuma Soludo would go at the end of his term last May.(Business Day February 20, 2009)
SEC: We recommended that the former director general of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Musa Al-Faki, should be relieved of his post following his incompetent handling of the stock market crisis and he resigned soon after our report.
(Business Day, February 23, 2009)
NITEL: We reported the plans to revoke the sale of Nitel by the Federal Government. The revocation has just been announced.
(Business Day May 18, 2009)
Transcorp: We published an expose on how the management of Transcorp was fleecing the company of the funds from its last public offer. Now, some members of the company’s management are in court over alleged fraud involving billions of naira.
(Business Day, February 10, 2009)