Lamentations of a pensioner: They are waiting for me to die
Samsung donates to orphange
NB boosts energy drink profile with Climax launch
Lafarge WAPCO launches N50bn bond programme
Oshiomhole boosts agriculture with N48m
Dangote’s humanitarian donations hit N524.7m
Sept 30 recapitalisation deadline: Shareholders and fate of troubled banks
FA Cup: Hearty celebrations as Heartland reign
Standard Chartered, PWC partner for Africa’s SME growth
Editors task Jonathan, security agencies on insecurity
Union Bank pensioners endorse recapitalisation
Simon Page trains journalists on marketing essentials
NESG presents MSME competitiveness report
NCAT is the largest aviation training institution in Africa- Araba
Sanusi calls for integration of global payment system
Why we brought soccer icons to Nigeria- Guinness

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World Bank debarred 32 firms and individuals for engaging in wrongdoing
The President of the World Bank Robert Zoellick has said that corruption is a dirty business that will not sort itself out by politely and discreetly informing wrongdoers of their missteps.
SEC plans enabling law for assets securitisation
The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, said that it is currently working to ensure that an enabling law is created that would allow it focus and develop a framework for asset securitization in the Nigerian capital market.
Why governments cannot create jobs (2)
“Time for muddling through is over”. Robert Zoellick, World Bank President, in a speech delivered at George Washington University, recently. The Nigerian Federal Minister of Finance, our own dear (I mean that sincerely) Dr Okonjo-Iweala, must know Robert Zoellnick better than all 150 million Nigerians put together. He was her boss –until President Goodluck Jonathan took over the role of her ogapatapata.
Labour leaders dare Enugu govt
Leadership of organized labour in Enugu State has confiscated attendance registers placed for the striking workers at the various ministries by the state government to compel the workers to suspend the indefinite strike.
Osun Speaker bemoans mass failure in NECO exams
OSOGBO- Speaker of Osun State House of Assembly, Najeem Salaam, has said the mass failure recorded in the National Examination Council, NECO, has again brought to fore the fundamental decay in the nation’s education sector.

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