New pay: Anambra NLC threatens strike, if…
Olubolade pledges to restructure Police Force
This Senate is exciting – Gemade
On the trail of Boko Haram
Oshodi-Apapa Expressway: Matters arising
Disquiet in Plateau PDP over choice of commissioners
Compulsory Group Life Cover: Tension grips insurers
Share value rebounds, appreciates by N30bn in one week
GTBank, AAH in N12bn deal for sale of GT Assurance
Insurance as change vehicle (2)
Primlaks combats poor electricity with solar lanterns
Prof. Michael Porter of Harvard to speak at TEF
FG signs Financial Reporting Council bill into law

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APCON begins arrest of ad defaulters
Arrangements by the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) to arrest advertising practitioners who refused to conform to the Nigerian Code of Advertising Practice and Sales Promotion and the Nigerian Advertising Laws, Rules and Regulations has begun, as it congratulates Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria’s (AAAN) new president.
Edmund declares?
Hi Readers! The next time that Edmund visited me, he came in a state-of-the art Lexus jeep. I was impressed.
“Wao, Edmund! You’ve arrived! You’ve made it big! I didn’t know you were worth this much. You must be swimming in Angolan oil. Tell me, do you have an oil block over there now?”
EasyFuel appoints CFO, 2 others
EasyFuel Limited, an integrated e-payment solutions company in the country’s downstream oil and gas industry, has announced the appointments of a new Chief Financial Officer, CFO, and two other management positions.
Sony steps up TV viewership,unveils internet TV
In order to stiffen competition in the television market, Sony Japan, owners of the trade name, Sony Electronics has introduced 25 BRAVIA television models, of which 20 are internet- enabled.
Statutory deposit: Shareholders ask insurers to form lobby group
Shareholders of insurance shares have called on insurance companies to come together to lobby Nigerian legislators to amend the law on statutory deposit which compels insurance companies to deposit 10 per cent of their capital base with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

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