JUSTICE Bukola Raliatu Adebiyi of a Lagos State High Court has dismissed an application filed by
the International Tobacco Company limited, British American Tobacco Plc and British American
JUSTICE Bukola Raliatu Adebiyi of a Lagos State High Court has dismissed an application filed by
the International Tobacco Company limited, British American Tobacco Plc and British American
The President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mr Solomon Onafowokan, has urged the Federal Government to make business environment favourable for the private sector to thrive.
THE House of Representatives Committee on Privatisation and Commercialisation, yesterday declared the 90 percent privatisation of the Federal Superphosphate Fertilizer Company Limited, Kaduna by the Bureau for Public Enterprises (BPE) illegal.
Dede, in my bank, we have all been given a target. My own target is bring in N15m before end of December 2009. Our manager says he doesn’t care how we do it.
Governor Martin Elechi of Ebonyi state inaugurated a judiciary commission of enquiry into Nigeria ’s premier cement factory, NIGERCEM Nkalagu. The essence, Governor Elechi said, was to advise the state government on best steps it can take to reclaim the cement factory from the Eastern Bulkcem Nigeria Limited (EBNL), a private cement bagging company based in Port Harcourt.
The Indian Government has expressed willingness to partner with Nigeria to promote trade relations between the two countries.
Assistant Secretary General of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Indutry (FICCI), Sheila Sudhakaran, said in Lagos that both the Indian government and investors are prepared to partner with Nigeria and other West African countries to promote trade.
The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) has assured all stakeholders that there is no need for a bail out fund for the insurance sector. In fact, the insurance sector remains rock solid to continue to provide the needed insurance protection for individuals and corporate entities including multinationals and conglomerates.
The Indian Government has expressed willingness to partner with Nigeria to promote trade relations between the two countries.
Assistant Secretary General of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Indutry (FICCI), Sheila Sudhakaran, said in Lagos that both the Indian government and investors are prepared to partner with Nigeria and other West African countries to promote trade.
As the countdown to the December dead line for the achievement of 6,000 megawatts power generation promised Nigerians by the Federal Government begins, hapless Nigerians who are no longer strangers to unfulfilled promises by their leaders, are watching to see how this 8th wonder of the world would be performed.