Eagles gave us black September — Kalu
Guinea Corn meal kills family of 5 in Gboko
Yar’Adua summons emergency PDP NEC meeting as NWC crisis deepens
FG urges Nigerians to embrace use of condensed natural gas
CBN to meet with stockbrokers, shareholders on banks’ crisis
UK 2008 Trade Volume in Nigeria stood at £1.3 bn, Says British High Commissioner
CBN injects N105.57bln into circulation through payments to investors
OPEC to eye economic stimulus, not just oil supply
Oil executive urges FG to compel major contractors to give priority to Nigerian coys
Board set to introduce unified tax system
Sanusi to speak on risk management in banks at ACAMB conference.
Sanusi: An opponent of change
Real estate experts say tax exemption necessary for REIT to succeed
RAHIS commences nationwide from today
Sovereign Trust settles N311m claims
Int’l Energy Insurance reasures on CRS
Finsurance targets N2bn income 2009

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IGI’s Uganda company rakes N1.1bn income
The National Insurance Corporation Limited (NIC) of Uganda has announced a gross premium income of 15.26 billion Ugandan Shillings (N1.09 billion) for year 2008, representing an increase of 35 percent over the total earnings of 11.28 billion Shillings (N805.71 million) recorded in 2007.
Youth group urges militants to surrender arms
THE Niger Delta Youth Movement (NDYM) has urged all militants in the region to surrender all their weapons to the disarmament sub-committee in the interest of peace.
Ukwa West, NDDC and Senate confirmation(2)
DESCRIBING the allegations by Nwagboso’s detractors to the effect that he was being investigated by the Code of Conduct Bureau as unfounded, Chief Ahakunna re-affirmed the position of the Community that they have inquired and conscien-tiously believe and affirm that as at date, the Code of Conduct Bureau has neither invited Nwagboso nor written to the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on any pending investigation as to suffice an indictment.
Gabon Boils…
PREDICTABLE confusion has begun in Gabon, where Bongo Ben Ali, son of Omar Bongo, has been declared winner of the country’s presidential election. Ali’s father ruled Gabon for 42 years until his death last June 8. He was the world’s longest serving dictator. His long stay suppressed opposition, ensured there was no successor, except for […]
Benue civil servants decry dearth of ethics
MAKURDI – Directors in the Benue State Civil Service have decried the wanton politicisation of the state’s service and the near disregard for the ethics of service which have combined to create room for inefficiency in the system. The top civil servants, who also lamented the apparent lack of team work in the running of […]

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