Gov Shekarau appoints 153 aides
Iroche assures FinBank’s customers of safety of deposits
CAPDAN to enjoy World bank community health largesse
We’ll deliver new Constitution before 2011 polls’
NIMASA, NLNG agrees to develop Nigerian ship registry
Varsity council directs mgt to resume academic activities
We can’t accept pay disparity – NASU
Protests push Cadbury to drop palm oil from milk chocolate
Cement dealers count loses of demolition
NACCIMA hails Infrastructure Concession Development Commission
$95bn food production lost to weed annually —FAO
ITF, NECA sign pacts for skills acquisition

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SON approves new standards for chemical, food products
Standards Organisation of Nigeria(SON) has approved 133 Nigerian Industrial Standards(NIS) for Chemical, Food, and Leather Technology as well as for Mechanical Engineering and Textile Technology
Industrialists unmoved by N500bn Industrial Revival Fund
Industrialists have said that they are not excited by the proposed N500 billion Industrial Revival Fund (IRF) by the Federal Government, as it may yet be another dud cheque.
Most UNILAG 1st Class Scholars, products of ISL- Oladipo
Graduands of the International School (ISL), University of Lagos, have been reminded during the 2009 Valedictory Service held recently, that quite a n umber of UNILAG first class scholars over the years are products of ISL.
Prices of foodstuffs remain high in Lagos
The prices of foodstuffs in Lagos metropolis are still on the high side, some eight months into the year.According to a market survey conducted by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos, the prices rice, beans and garri are now beyond the reach of the ordinary consumers.For instance, at the Oyingbo, Ketu, Mile-12, Daleko, Agboju, Suru/Alaba, Ajao Estate and Iddo markets, a bag of rice is sold for between N7, 500 and N10,000, depending on the brand.
Interconnect rates ready next month — NCC
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Mr Ernest Ndukwe, says the interconnect rates will be ready next month. Interconnect rates are the rates which service providers pay to each other for terminating calls on their fixed or mobile networks.

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