

Bureaucracy grounds N200bn Agric credit fund
44 political parties rate Sambo’s performance low
WETIN CONCERN NLC/TUC WITH FOREX MARKET? (2)
Microfinance Banks: New era beckons as apex body takes off
SEC suspends two stockbroking firms for infractions
PMIs should divest from property development, REDAN
FHA commissions 240 unit estate in Abuja
Experst training of artisans to curb building collapse
NAICOM clamours media support against unethical practices
Cross Rivers to strenghten relationship with Oceanic Bank
Chukwuweika acquitted on fake drugs charges
Community decries intimidation by oil firms
Lawyer lauds Delta Gov on DESOPADEC staff
Amodu to meet Technical Committee
Galadima rules out foreign coach for Eagles
Why fuel scarcity persists
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SubscribeNOC brouhaha: Ekeji terms it ‘executive rascality’
THE purported disqualification of Sports Minister and Chairman of the National Sports Commission, NSC, Engr. Sani Ndanusa, has definitely hit the sour note with Director General of the NSC, Dr. Patrick Ekeji, describing the action as “executive rascalityâ€.
Amateur League holds seminar, draws in Abuja
The draws for the 2009/2010 season of the Nigeria Amateur League Division One, will take place tomorrow at the FIFA Technical Centre, National Stadium, Abuja .
Access Bank customers to watch live UEFA games
With the Super Eagles qualification for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa still reverberating across the globe, one of Nigeria’s leading banks, Access Bank Plc, is tantalising its customers with an opportunity to watch live UEFA Champions League games anywhere in Europe in a promo described as unprecedented by soccer followers.
Gov Imoke to flag off Obudu Mountain Race
Cross River State Governor, Senator Liyel Imoke, will officially flag off the fifth Obudu international mountain race and the first African mountain running championships this weekend at the Obudu Ranch Resort in Obudu, Cross River State.
Sani Emmanuel dedicates award to less privileged
MOST Valuable Player, MVP, and Silver shoe winner of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, Nigeria 2009, Sani Emmanuel, has dedicated his award to less privileged youths as he also promised to fund a foundation that would cater for them.
Sani, a product of My People FC, a club owned and funded by Pastor TB Joshua of Synagogue Church of All Nations made the pledge yesterday in a Thanksgiving Service which was attended by former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba among other dignitaries.
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