Orji flays attack on Alaibe’s house
Voters’ register: Lagos needs 8,465 DDC, 25,395 staff
2011: Fayemi warns of consequences of failed electoral reforms
Sylva’s wife advocates inclusion of pneumonia in NIP
Adamugate: FIFA begins three-day hearing
Valuation criteria: Will AMCON walk the talk?
Report of forensic audit of Nigerian Stock Exchange
Transfer of operatorship
PMI set to unveil N1.4bn estate in Shasha
Orile-Okokomaiko: Agony on expressway of chaos
The making of a Nigerian coach
KAI! this is bad
Star Game Show: New strategy for empowerment
FG, developer partner on 3m housing units for workers
Funding smuggling and money laundering from bdcs
NIMN establishes local chapters at universities, shifts marketing day

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Compulsory Insurance: Landlords to face penalty after five months
Landlords in the country are in for a shocker if they think they can escape compulsory insurance of building and building under constructions as they have less than five months from now to insure their buildings. This is in view of the March 2011 deadline for execution of penalties against any defaulters of that session of Insurance Act,
Panda opens shop, boosts corporate function profile
Panda Event complex, a corporate function event centre has opened shop in lagos, as it promises excellent services. Chief. Willy Obi, Managing Director of the centre, said the complex has the capacity to accommodate 3,000 persons.
Education for enterprise development and revolution ( part 1)
This admission by a captain of industry confirms the essential suspicion about the quality of education in Africa’s second largest economy.
Hajj : First- go-first-come for pilgrims, Medview Airlines
One of the airlines involved in this year’s Hajj airlift, Medview Airlines, has said the homeward journey of Nigerian pilgrims from Saudi Arabia would be on first-go-first-come basis.
We are committed to eradicating abused flags from public places , Sephsons boss
Miss Abimbola Jasmine Akinnuoye is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Sephsons Nigeria Limited, a public relations outfit. The 2008 graduate of Accountancy from Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, in a chat with Vanguard recently spoke on why she ventured into the world of public relations and the challenges she has had to face. Excerpts:

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