Samsung partners Djcom on W/A TV plant in Nigeria
Glo takes youthful subscribers to facebook, youtube
Use of technology crucial to Distance Learning, Don
Blast broadband excites internet market, Linkserve
Banking reforms:BDAN to partner with CBN
Life reinsurance market keeps stabilise
Act establishing MLRs takes effect January 2011
Operators survey compliance with 2010 market rules
Insurers eye Liberian insurance market for expansion
Ngige: Opposition or politics of relevance?
Activist hails FG’s stance on child witch-craft
C-River assures on urban devt

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I ‘ve no job offer from FG – Ribadu
FOUNDING Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, has told Vanguard exclusively that his return to the country was not because he had been offered any job or because he was in search of one.
Reps’ N2.3bn car scam: EFCC to prosecute indicted officials — Waziri
The legal team of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has commenced work on the report of investigations into the alleged N2.3 billion car purchase scam against the leadership of the House of Representatives with a view to charging them to court.
Confusion as PDP cancels NEC meeting again
THE leadership of Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, again put off its National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting slated for Thursday. This time, the postponement was for an indefinite period.
Halliburton: Presidency orders suspects’ prosecution
Following Vanguard’s exclusive report last week of the American government’s threat to dump its support and mobilise the international community against supporting President Goodluck Jonathan if he decides to contest the 2011 elections unless culprits in the $190 million Halliburton scandal were brought to book, the Presidency has ordered the immediate prosecution of all the eight suspects indicted by the Halliburton scandal with the amount now put at $198million.
Building Institute blames collapse of buildings on govt
PRESIDENT of the Nigerian Institute of Builders, Mr.Dachallam Jambol, in Asaba, Detla State, yesterday blamed government for the frequent collapse of buildings across the country, adding that the lack of political will to enforce the Building Code was doing more harm than good to the building industry.

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