Eni expects refining profit in 2012
PIB: IOC’s unite to halt further investments in Nigeria
FG pledges constant training for air traffic personnel
ICAN restates commitment to high professional standard
NEPC pledges enabling policies for Omatek
Ecobank advocates regional payment systems for W/A
Spring Bank boosts service delivery with e-payment products
Airlines show sign of recovery, IATA
Power: Oando invests $25m on IPP
Harvest of arrests of criminals in Oyo State
Sun shines on the less-privileged in ghettoes
Tears, anger over Jos killings
Participants decry bombing at Post Amnesty programme
Elechi, Egwu parley on Ebonyi PDP crisis
Minister tasks flour mill operators on research

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Bomb explodes at Vanguard Amnesty conference in Warri
The morning session of the on-going Vanguard post amnesty conference holding at Delta State Government House Annex, Warri was Monday disrupted by a bomb explosion which went off in a car park close to the venue.
Research firm to launch book on Nigeria’s telecom dev
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ExxonMobil donates Geoscience workroom to UNILORIN
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Obi of Onitsha grants amnesty to ostracised indigenes
By Enyim Enyim ONITSHA—The Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfred Achebe weekend, granted amnesty to some erring Onitsha indigenes, allegedly ostracised by the community for acts capable of destabilising the corporate existence of the town. In a statement, titled “Proclamation of General Amnesty†read by the monarch to the people of Onitsha in his Ime Obi […]
Muslim media practitioners, students condemn Jos killings
By Abdulwahab Abdulah LAGOS — As the victims of the last attack on the people of Jos count their losses, Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria, MMPN, yesterday urged the security agencies to be more alert in the discharge of their duties. This was coming as the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Lagos State expressed dissatisfaction […]

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