Sylva’s wife makes case for women empowerment
Ex-Gov Odili gets court’s relief on N189m loan, assets
Re-run poll: PDP faults Oshiomhole on paraded thugs
Rural dwellers’ll continue to suffer lack unless….- Amaechi
A-Ibom seeks NNPC’s partnership in establishment of seaport
Navy dispels rumour of American submarine presence in nation’s shore
Re-run polls’ N350m: CRPP demands Oshiomhole’s explanation
ASUU, FG face-off leading students into crime, says NADESSTU
Gradually, Nigeria moves towards one party state
We’ll attack Eagles —Tunisia
Kanu: We have the formula for war!
Nigeria Vs Tunisia: Peak offers $5,000 for MVP award
Tunisians arrive on chartered flight, lodge at Sheraton
Globacom sponsors 1000 fans to Cheer Super Eagles
Oyedeji’s clarion call on administrators
NFF expresses confidence in SA match officials
Eagles concentrate on shooting

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Labour urges CBN not to politicise development in banking sector
The NLC President, Mr Abdulwaheed Omar, on Wednesday urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) not to politicise the ongoing reform in the banking sector to achieve its objective.
OPEN LETTER TO GOV SYLVA: Book on Melford Okilo, why the delay
OVER the weeks and indeed months on end, the man from the seat of power in Yenagoa, has continued to dominate the headlines and has been a good news copy for newspaper editors and the electronic media.
Nigeria produces 2.3 mb/d of crude oil
GROUP Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo said on Tuesday that the country now produces 2.3 million barrels of crude oil per day against the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Country’s (OPEC) figure of about 1.6 barrel per day.
Analyst tasks regulators on banks’ ownership of brokerage firms
In order to prevent unnecessary margin facilities to the stockbroking firms and future crash of the Nigerian stock market, the relevant government agencies have been advised to pass legislation that will prevent banks from owing brokerage firms.
The bearish trend in the Nigerian capital market continued, Wednesday, as the value of listed equities dipped further by N38.3 billion. dips further by N38bn
The bearish trend in the Nigerian capital market continued, Wednesday, as the value of listed equities dipped further by N38.3 billion.

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