41 jostle for Africa Re’s Chief Operating Officer post
Let the people’s will prevail, Ogun ACN tells Daniel
NFF ready for Dream Team, Super Falcons’ matches
NANS warns over spate of political killings
NHRC condemns post-election violence
Nigeria to re-open embassy in Coted’Ivoire – Ajumogobia
Western Delta Varsity gets NUC accreditation
Riots: Ohakim evacuates stranded Ndigbo from North
Poll: Edo ACN candidate appeals court ruling
Market trend, GSK’s Lucozade and new PET buzz
Panic in Bayelsa over text messages threatening Northerners
Nigeria shall be great again, says Jonathan
Police mount hunt on suspects behind Kaduna bomb factory

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What happened to Obasanjo’s directive?
Chief Olatokunbo Thomas is a known figure in sports. He once headed the swimming federation and was at a time the vice president of the Nigeria Olympic Committee, NOC. In this interview with Sports Vanguard, Chief Thomas reiterates the preference the government has been giving to football over time and its detriment to other sports as he highlighted other issues in sports
MFB operators laud electronic rendition of returns
Operators in the Nigerian microfinance sector have hailed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for coming up with the electronic mode of monthly returns rendition, especially with the recent introduction of the codes, saying such has reduced the challenges they faced with the manual method.
Success in oil and gas risk business is hinged on staff training
Mr. Val Ojumah, Managing Director of FBN Life Assurance Limited has charged insurance operators to regularly send their staff for training in order to equip them to play effective role in the oil and gas business.
Lagos sets development plans for excised communities
In a bid to decongest metropolitan centres, stem the growth of slums in the rural communities and ensure even development across the state, the Lagos State government has prepared development guide plans for six excised villages.
Equities value plunges by N5bn, trading closes for Easter
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) opened for four days last week following a public holiday declared to commemorate Good Friday celebration as the value of listed equities dropped by N5.33 billion.

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