Tribute : In the struggle with Fawehinmi
Controversy trails Enugu PDP LG primaries
Tunisia punish Nigeria in Abuja
It’s still a learning process — Amodu
Lagos partners Egyptian firm on transformer production
Own goal rescues Nations Cup hosts
Drogba, Eto’o score to help countries’ causes
NURTW sues Labour Minister over imposition of administrator
Nigeria’s political terrain difficult for medical practice – Abia NMA boss
Egypt coach hails team after Rwanda win
Okota-Itire link bridge ready Dec – LASG
NIM boss cautions FG over sacked bank CEOs
Akiolu, others urge EFCC to probe Soludo
Amnesty is PDP campaign propaganda for 2011 – AC
Reactions trail Gani’s death
Police trick kidnappers, arrest 8 in Enugu
FG floats new shipping firm

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Shareholders fault CBN’s move to sell five banks
It is a welcome idea , provided the CBN in its investigation has discovered that the former management of these five banks were not capable to lead the bank to greater height. Our shareholders’ group is in support of the sale of the shares to be created following the bail out of N400 billion given to these banks. But if the move by the CBN is to sell the entire banks, that is, selling both existing shares and the new ones to be created to foreign investors, then we would resist it to the fullest.
Olive MFB partners Titanium Resources on grassroots empowerment
Olive Microfinance Bank Limited has entered into a strategic partnership with Titanium Standard Resources in its pursuit of grassroots development, as it is committing about N20 million start-up loan to empower graduates of a vocational institute in the country.
The company also introduced a new product that is designed to cater for the needs of artisans and cooperative societies in the country.
BOI Plans Enterprise Exhibition in Abuja, Lagos
The 3rd Enterprise Exhibition organised by the Bank of Industry (BOI) and Compass Consulting UK Ltd has been scheduled to take place from September 7 to 11, 2009 in Abuja and Lagos.
Investors lose N335bn on NSE
Investors’ woes were heightened last week, as the value of their investment in quoted securities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), dipped by N334.89 billion.
IMF chief warns against unwinding stimulus too soon
The global economy is emerging from a deep downturn but the recovery will be sluggish and unwinding stimulus measures too soon could derail an upswing, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Friday.Speaking at a Bundesbank conference in Berlin, Strauss-Kahn expressed concern about the risks of a rise in unemployment, which he said could lead to a decline in potential growth and social consequences he said were “even more worrisomeâ€.â€

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