Treasonable comments: Fasehun, Musa, Anya warn ‘warring’ aspirants
Tragic excursion: Teacher drowns during sight-seeing
585 S-West PDP delegates back Jonathan, Sambo presidential bid
Atiku’s supporters chased out of Lagos airport VIP lounge
Why lawmakers must take pay-cut, says Fasehun
Defending Nigeria’s democracy, beyond INEC – Fayemi
ACN bemoans bad blood in PDP presidential contest
Jonathan Campaign Organisation denies bribery allegation
Who wins African CAF Footballer of the Year?
Law makers’ intervention in capital market attracts mixed reactions
FG charges reconstituted FMBN board on affordable housing
I’m not under pressure to join ACN, says Mimiko
PHCN workers give FG 21-day ultimatum
Nigeria’s naira could hit year-low vs dollar next week
Empowering Nigerian Women: Insight, Ideas and Strategy
N87bn to elect treasury looters?

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Dockworkers set to shut down ports operations
THERE are strong indi-cations that dockworkers plan to shut down ports operations nationwide by Thursday over delay by terminal operators to review their conditions of service six months after the subsisting one elapsed.
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, free markets, and limits of state power
The most conclusive lesson of economic theories over the past three centuries is that free markets, when allowed to operate within the norms of fairness to all market participants, lead to enhanced growth in the national economy. Economic growth is the time tested and universally accepted understanding that individual and collective economic well being is necessary to measure the welfare of a nation.
Thousands flee Ivory Coast as UN rejects Gbagbo’s quit order
LAURENT Gbagbo faces growing confrontation with foreign peacekeepers as the United Nations, yesterday, rejected his demand that they leave Ivory Coast, in the tense aftermath of an election he insists he won and the outside world says he lost.
Nigeria queues behind G8 Countries on non-oil export
Stakeholders in the Nigerian Tea Industry on Thursday began deliberations on the development of a national policy on tea at a one-day forum in Abuja The stakeholders, from the private and public sectors, are deliberating on a document that would facilitate the formulation of a draft tea policy.
Senators, Reps cut NASS budget by 30%
THE National Assembly, in an obvious bow to public anger, weekend, promised to cut its salaries and other perks of office for 2011, by over thirty percent.
Lagos issues title deeds to state housing allotees
The Lagos State government has commenced the issuance of Title Deeds to allotees of properties in the State housing estates and Lagos Building Investment Corporation (LBIC).
Galadima’ll win CAF elections
As Nigerians await the next congress of the Confederation of African Football in Cairo, President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Aminu Maigari has called for total support for the country’s nominee for election into the executive committee of the body, Alhaji Ibrahin Galadima.
Cost of funds, exchange rate to maintain upward trend
Cost of funds in the interbank money market and exchange rate of the naira would rise further this week, says Financial Market Dealers Association of Nigeria
CBN threatens sanction as banks foot drag on offsite ATM
The Central of Nigeria (CBN) has threatened to impose severe sanction on banks for non-compliance with its directive on offsite ATM.
$10bn annual remittance by Nigerians in diaspora – Western Union
OVER $10 billion is transferred to Nigeria annually through First Bank / Western Union Money Transfer, the Isekhure of Benin, Chief Nosakhare Isekhure has disclosed in Benin.
Insurance companies’ directors, owners choke heads of management
Board of directors and shareholders of insurance companies have declined to allow chief executives of the companies to assume full executive powers to run the companies as they have clearly designated them as Managing Directors and not chief executive officers.
Africa’s three futures: Which beckons for Nigeria?
SEVERAL recent reports, especially by some prominent foreign consultancy firms, have called attention to the good economic news about Africa. In particular, those reports underline that the region has significant business opportunities.
Election debate fever
IT was a rainy day and the driver of the commercial bus was savouring the music coming out of the bus sound system. Then the music was interrupted by the presenter as he read the news of the day. But what caught the attention of most passengers was the report that the Adamu Ciroma-led PDP Northern caucus had after many days of politicking eventually picked former Vice President, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku as the consensus candidate for the North.
Police Special Road Blocks
THE festive period is special for the police. It shows in the number of roadblocks mounted to extort money and cause further inconveniences for road users.
Obalende: When bulldozers came calling
IT was an exercise reminiscent of the demolition of the chaotic Oshodi Market-cum- bus-stop in January 2009 by men of the Lagos State Task Force on Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement Unit). It was a massive operation which sent all undesirable elements within Oshodi and environs packing and ensured the return of sanity in the area.

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