Guinea: Obama congratulates president alpha conde
Flour Mills to promote domestic markets via N37bn bond
British Prime Minister, local school children light up olympic stadium
Summary of the requirements for obtaining a China Business Visa F
Panel invites ex-Gov Oni over ‘missing’ 593 cows
Again, Atiku challenges Jonathan to a debate
Minimum wage: N18,000 too small – Nyako
INEC promises free, fair elections
PDP RIGGING ROADMAP: Jonathan, Atiku in hot exchange of words
How Jonathan beat Atiku to lawmakers’ endorsement
Why airlines can’t access N500bn govt bailout
Bankers warn over external reserves
35,000 youths endorse Bankole for 2nd term
Controversy trails Sinaba, SAN’s death at Oniru beach
FG, others share N5.068tr in 2010
Atiku’s politics of entitlement
Why you need at least six insurance policies

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ACN chieftain blames Oyo doctors’ strike on PDP
AS the strike embarked upon by the Association of Medical and Dental Officers, AMDO, Oyo State branch, enters day 7, a chieftain of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, Chief Olufemi Lanlehin, has said the strike could have been prevented if the ruling PDP had visionary leaders.
Saraki’s grand operation feed the nation booms in Kwara
Our state is not a rich state. While we must devise effective strategies to broaden our revenue base, we would be careful not to outstretch the limited resources that we have by attempting to take on all our problems at the same time. Therefore, the government has identified a few strategic sectors that will attract our priority attention.
NSE index capitalisation up by 1%
Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE ) closed the week for Christmas holiday with marginal growth, as the market indicators for measuring the performance indices, the market capitalisation and the All share index surged by 1.00 per cent each.
Capital Market in 2010: Slow recovery amidst monumental leadership crisis
The capital market was characterised by a very slow gruesome recovery of the Nigerian Stock Exchange even as a monumental leadership crisis bedevilled the Exchange through the year.
2010: Year of the great purge for microfinance banks
The microfinance banking industry experienced the first official purging in 2010, four year after the introduction of the microfinance policy in Nigeria. The year saw the reduction in the number of MFBs by 103 courtesy of the regulatory hammer of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

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