Amnesty: Akpude hails ex-militant leaders
APC field education programme to assist resellers
Why I challenged Uduaghan’s election —Ogboru
Linkserve appoints new MD, launches new product
WRPC: NUPENG suspends strike
Local content tops agenda at stakeholders forum
GREEN TECH:Omatek introduces 24-hour solar, powered hybrid
Varsities health union serves FG strike notice
Commissioner blames poor WAEC, NECO results on Akande
Ogun govt sacks 1,630 teachers
NDLEA arrests two suspected drug smugglers
No plans to license more telecoms operators in Nigeria, NCC
68 NAICOM staff challenge sack in court
IGI boss donates X-Ray Machine to University
Chams, Microsoft partners on training
Let Nigerian insurers control local content business
NEM Insurance commissions Ghana office

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Court resumes hearing on CBN’s N620bn bailout suit
A Federal High Court sitting Lagos will tomorrow, resume hearing in the suit challenging the right of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, to unilaterally print and disburse money without recourse to the National Assembly. Trial judge in the matter is Justice Fatima Nyako.
Lagos Assembly summons Afikuyomi afresh over Sunborn Yacht
The controversy surrounding the N4.75 billion Sunborn Yacht Hotel may not end soon as the Lagos State House of Assembly has again summoned the Commissioner for Tourism and Inter-Governmental Relations, Mr Tokunbo Afikuyomi.
Stay away from MMA, Police warn Okada riders
Airport Command of Nigeria Police Force has again warned motorcyclists, also known as Okada riders, to stay away from the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Ikeja, following attempt by some riders to rob a man of N1.8 million and other valuables around the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) of the airport.
Inflation, infrastructural decay affect local manufacturers
Stakeholders in the manufacturing sector have identified the continuing rise in inflation and lack of infrastructural facilities as factors militating against the sector even as they declared that the nation’s manufacturing sector has been operating in a sub-optional environment over the years due to various challenges.
The Ribadu Committee Report on NPA that nailed Bode George, others
The committee’s terms of reference were derived from the letter CM /211 / 455 of 1 April 2005 issued by the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Ufot J. Ekaete, CFR, mni, as stated hereunder:

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