THE Southern Mandate, SM, a political pressure group, has restated its resolved to support Chief Ovie Omo-Agege, a governorship hopeful in the forthcoming re-run election in Delta State.

Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) resumed Monday, on an impressive note as the indices for measuring the performance of listed equities, the market capitalisation and the All share index both appreciated by 0.22 per cent each.

Nigerian Banks under the umbrella of the Bankers’ Committee have resolved to provide funding to critical sectors of the economy in a bid to ensure sustained economic development in the country by floating development bonds.

The volume of trade between Nigeria and China recorded a significant improvement, rising by 41.8 per cent to N540 billion ($3.67 billion) in the first half of this year.

AN appealed has gone to the Federal Government to give grant-in-aids to private universities in a bid to provide good education for the Nigerian youths.

GOVERNOR Olugbenga Daniel of Ogun State Tuesday said that opposition parties should forget about the state in the next general elections, insisting that the PDP would win all elective posts as recorded in the 2007 elections in the state despite the parties run of bad fortunes in the South West, warning the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, not to come near the state.

The proposed ban on refurbished phones and computers by the the National Information Development Agency (NITDA), has attracted mixed reactions among ICT vendors in the Nigerian market.

ANTHILL Digital Limited has made planning of trips by passengers easier, as people can now make their travel arrangement through mobile phones.

THE Computer Professional and Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN) has equipped over 106 information and communications technology professionals and others on skills and knowledge needed to write proposals for international grants and research.

Nigeria’s leading corporate e-payment platform, Remita was in the spotlight recently when about 120 selected senior bank executives from 22 commercial banks met in Lagos.