

Widow in daring quest to save daughter’s life
South East supports zoning to produce president in 2015 – Obi
Jonathan: Last president of old Nigeria?
Auditing firms should not spend more than five years
Amcon, distressed assets, and The future of investing
Jega, truly a man of principle
ABCON restructures to professionalise BDC business
Youth Crime Reduction Through Enterprise Development. Part 2
NAICOM adopts new policy on supervision of insurance coys
CBN’s action on micro-finance banks will affect economy , ABUCCIMA
Nigeria at 50: MoneyGram offers scholarship to ten indigent women
GTBank set to mark 2010 Customer Service Week
Eco Multi solutions unveils latest power inverter technology
Nigeria, Africa’s future maritime destination, Omatesye
BCC/Dangote merger: SEC, NSE make history
Oceanic Bank rewards outstanding employees
GTI Microfinance Bank assures customers
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SubscribeIBB: Bad product, bad salesman
Dokpesi should return to the drawing board, abandon his 18th century strategies and embrace modern political campaign strategies
IPWA shop for N350m for expansion
Shareholders of IPWA Plc have been assured of a better future as the company concludes the plans to source for funds to grow its business from the Bank of Industry.
Thomas Wyatt harps on funding, declares N67.57m gross profit
The management of Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc has stated that lack of available fund has been the bane of the growth of the company, even as it declares a gross profit of N67.57 million for the financial year ended March 31, 2010.
Abuja explosions: Ex-militant “generals”, “commanders” meet tomorrow
Ex-militant “generals”, “commanders” and top activists in the Niger_Delta are expected to meet tomorrow to deliberate on Friday’s bomb explosions in Abuja by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger-Delta (MEND) and other issues affecting the post-amnesty programme of the Federal Government.
30-hr Lagos port closure: ‘We lost money’
The closure of port terminals in Lagos and suspension of port operation for 30 hours, from 12 midnight of Wednesday 29 to 6am of Thursday 30 September, was not good for the nation’s economy, according to operators.
Nigeria’s economy at 50: Kudos and knocks
As Nigeria celebrated 50 years of independence, many economists believe the economic development of the country is not commensurate with the huge resources allocated to the three tiers of government during the last five decades.
Forensic Science erases all doubts about Balewa’s death – Omoigui
The leaked Special Branch report about the January 15 rebellion, has been in the public domain for many years. It beggars belief that this vital official document with intimate details about the rebellion, escaped the scrutiny of Nigerian journalists all these years (since 1966).
Edo police stop PDP faction’s office commissioning
THE crisis rocking Edo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday took a new dimension as an attempt by the Dr. Samuel Ogbemudia and Admiral Okhai Akhigbe’s faction of the party to commission its state secretariat
FHA to partner varsity on infrastructure development
The Managing Director of the Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Mr. Terver Gemade, has pledged the readiness of the organisation to aid development of facilities at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi, to enable it move to its permanent site.
Air Nigeria voted best Security- Conscious airline in West, Central Africa
Air Nigeria has been named as the Best Security-Conscious Airline in West and Central Africa by Security Watch Africa as part of activities to celebrate the 2010 edition of security excellence and patriotism in Africa.
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