Recounting their trials and persecutions in the cause of their role as intermediary, insurance brokers in the country said they have been able to survive the test of times over the years and still bouncing against all odds and criticisms.
Dr Teslim Sanusi, President of Nigerian Council of Insurance Brokers said the Council had made significant progress and had been able to survive against all odds.

The first phase of the implementation of the Vision 20:2020 will cost N32 trillion with private sector to contribute N13 trillion through investment.

African Airlines Association, AFRAA, is going out of the ordinary in conduct of its annual general meeting, AGM, for 2010, by extending invitations to key players in the aviation sector in Africa.

The revocation of the operating licenses of 224 Microfinance Banks (MFBs) on September, 24th 2010, by the CBN, and their consequent takeover by the NDIC, was long expected and overdue. Most Nigerians who have been victims of these banks feel that a reprieve has come after all, and that it is time to really say enough is enough.

NOTHING would change about the way we do things until there are sanctions for officials who fail in their duties. The absence of accountability for positions they occupy secures officials from the implications of their decisions.

The Federal Government said it has spent over N300 billion in the development of the nation’s agricultural sector in the last three years.

A total of 288,345 properties were lost to foreclosure in the July_September quarter, according to data released over the weekend by RealtyTrac Inc., a foreclosure listing service. That’s up from nearly 270,000 in the second quarter, the previous high point in the firm’s records dating back to 2005.

As Cecilia Ibru goes to prison for bank fraud as a result of her plea bargain, the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) prosecutors have shown that they can score victory in the prosecution of those who basically loot financial institutions. It provides an initial victory for the Lamido Sanusi led Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), who had waged a relentless battle on the financial institutions’ managers overbearing conducts.

Chairman of Lafarge WAPCO Nigeria Plc, Chief Olusegun Osunkeye has disclosed that shareholders and in deed all stakeholders have benefitted from Lafarge WAPCO operations for the fifty years of its existence in Nigeria.

Governors of the South East states have been urged to seriously reconsider their positions and immeidately liaise with the leadership of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, in the zone to resolve the lingering industrial action in government- owned universities in the area.