69% African consumers embrace mobile Ad , InMobi Research
Malicious scheming?
Hard times await touts at Passport Offices in Lagos, says Controller
Cost managers demand proper utilisation of resources
CIPM battles against quacks in HR mtg, recognition
N/Assembly drains the economy, says Sanusi
Fumman becomes national brand, unveils TVC
Workers seek nationalisation of rescued banks
IBB campaign model and ethnic politics
Oceanic Bank records 15.8% jump in deposits
SEC cautions on amendment of Investment Act
Economy: Nigerians to the slaughter slab?
Lagos to become Africa’s largest city in 2015 , UN habitat
We’ll help Nigeria resolve infrastructure problem, AfDB President
Maintenance hangar as antidote to capital flight, revenue loss
Bournvita celebrates 50, takes kids on purple dome experience
Lagosians cautioned on activities of land speculators

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SON, stakeholders seek passage of law for sanctioning default builders, quacks
In the bid to eradicate the incessant collapse of buildings in the country, Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and other stakeholders in the construction sector of the economy have moved for the speedy passage of the bill that will penalize any professional in the building industry involved in cutting corners and doing shoddy job in the process of building construction in the country.
PDP: Chime’s faction disowns guber aspirant
The Governor Sullivan Chime’s faction of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Enugu State, yesterday, disowned the governorship aspirant of the Labour Party in 2007 election, Chief Okey Ezea, saying he was not a member of the PDP and had no right to speak on issues concerning the party.
The choice of Atiku
Procedurally, it was very meticulous and disciplined. Getting the four pro-zoning presidential aspirants of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) from the North to agree to abide by the outcome of the search for their consensus candidate to clash with President Goodluck Jonathan was a smart binding force from which it was difficult for any of the subscribers to back out. However, for some, it was the easy way out, the classic “soft landing”.
CSR : Lafarge Cement set to boosts Nigerian economy
By Peter Egwuatu In its bid to spur growth and development of Nigerian economy, Lafarge Cement WAPCO Nigeria Plc, a quoted entity on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has disclosed plans to continuously invest in the country by expanding its existing sites and developing new sites in the country to make Nigeria self sufficient in […]
Investigation has not affected NIMASA operations.
The Management of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA hereby assures stakeholders in the Nigerian maritime sector that the on_going investigation over a petition against the Management of the Agency has not affected operations.
ICAN insist all votes must count in 2011 elections
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) has resolved to partner with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to ensure that all votes counts in the forthcoming 2011 elections are free and fair.
Pot of Gold promo: FPH rewards winners
The Federal Palace Hotel promo tagged; Pot of Gold has produced winners as the hotel recently rewarded customers who participated in the promo
Odu’a to embark on N200m Ibadan estate project
Odu’a Investment Company Limited is set to to embark on the construction of a N200 million estate project at the choice location of Iyaganku Government Reservation Area in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.
Thanks, Wya for improved darkness
NOBODY will bear you a grudge if you do not know Nuhu Somo Wya. He is the Minister of State for Power (electricity). Last Thursday, Wya, an architect, reminded Nigerians that they needed to be grateful to this administration for making electricity supply better in the last one year than an entire generation of Nigerian leaders did.
Nigerian infrastructure development and the enterprise revolution: An african perspective part( 1)
Nigeria’s deplorable infrastructure situation came into the fore recently at an unlikely event. A day before the national football team was to clash with Tunisia for a 2010 FIFA World Cup spot on September 6, the visiting team was left in darkness for a full quarter of an hour during practice sessions at the Abuja National Stadium.

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