Imo to treat HIV positive prison inmates
Daniel canvasses review of civil servants’ role
Uwazuruike, MASSOB leader, detained
Reconstitute CROSIEC, PPA urges C- River
Global crisis weakens organized labour
How we tackle fake pensioners – General Kwaji
Bayelsa AC hails Abuja protest march
Banks compound our problems—Pensioners
NDDC begins project assessment
Unions urge CBN to stop casual labour in banks
Fountain Varsity students bag scholarship award
Schools resume, students recount holiday experiences
Minister battles pressing challenges in industrial sectors
American school partners CADI in counselling
NUC commends LASUCOM on dental surgery programme
Maritime Bank to kick off operation before April
Group decries double valuation, examination of cargoes

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FreightForwarders Council sets agenda for 2010
The Council for Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) is set to fully commence its statutory roles of sanitising and inducing professionalism into freight forwarding practice in Nigeria.
Opposition mounts against Cargo Tracking levy
REACTIONS and opposition continued to trail the newly approved Cargo Tracking Levy, which has been described as illegal. Some operators are of the opinion that it will make the nation’s ports unfriendly and costly.
Demutualisation: Nobody will hijack NSE, Onyiuke
Preparatory to its plan to go public (also known as demutualisation), Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Professor Ndi Okereke Onyiuke, yesterday allayed fears that the Exchange will not be hijacked by few money bags as being speculated.
VP to declare NACCIMA’s AGM open
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), said its 49th Annual General Meeting / conference holding next week in Abuja will be declared opened by the Vice President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
Tapping Youth Potential for Enterprise Revolution, a Niger Delta Perspective (1)
In June 2008, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) entered into a strategic partnership with the Delta State Government of Nigeria for youth empowerment and conflict resolution in the country’s most restive region. The collaboration is significant not just because oil extraction in the Niger Delta region sustains the national economy, but because it is critical to poverty reduction and sustainable economic and human development.

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