PPP: Skye Bank tasks government on incentives, cash flow, others
Ogboru vs Uduaghan: Tribunal delivers judgment today
Dollar Reserves: Who Owns What?
Bagco records improvement in turnover
Release of debtors’ lists, EFCC causes panic in capital capital
PMI chief laments high building cost in Bayelsa
Nigeria worst property market in Africa – World Bank
Customers protest against outrageous bank charges
Banks fault debtors list
Obi calls for patriotism from Ndi Anambra
Ex-militant leaders ignore Okah
State govts and poor fiscal management
Groups advise Ijaw youths, back Uduaghan for 2nd term
Shareholders call for repatriation of Okomu Oil’s GM
Troubled bank debtors get generous loan waivers
Soccer thoughts from Congo DR
Ijaw in Edo ask 2 lawmakers give account

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Shola’s philosophy
Hi readers! On the way to Tayo’s guest house, I was suddenly filled with remorse, concerning Shola’s plight.
Oil Bill divides industry stakeholders
The outrage generated by the debate over provisions contained in the Petroleum Industry Bill appears to have created a deep and widening divide in the nation’s oil and gas industry between the Ministry of Petroleum Resources and the multinational oil exploration and production companies.
When 70 Died…
WHAT difference would it make that 70 people died on a pothole riddled road in Anambra State? Who are these people anyway? Are they not the ordinary people whose high numbers are truly irritating our governments?
Group endorses Uduaghan, Utuama, Tebite for 2nd term
AHEAD of the 2011 general election, a political group in Ughelli South local government area of Delta State, known as Concerned Group, has endorsed Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, his deputy, Prof. Amos Utuama and the member representing the area in the State House of Assembly, Olorogun Taleb Tebite, for a second term in office.
We’ll resist plan to dislodge us, women vow
Market women at the ultra modern Swali Market in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, have vowed to resist what they describe as alleged plan by the state government to use soldiers to dislodge them from where they earn their living.

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