Worried by the chaotic nature of healthcare delivery in the country, the Association General and Medical Private Practitioners of Nigeria (AGMPN), has called on Federal government to establish policies that would take proactive measures in building a sustainable, efficient, accessible, cost-effective primary care driven by general practitioners/family physician.

As part of efforts to consolidate on the gains of its current business units in the last 20 years, the management of Nestoil Plc has established new business units including power, marine services and a host of others under strategic partnerships.

House prices in Britain will fall for the next five years in the longest slump for at least half a century, leading economists warn today.

As the Ministry of Aviation continued to commissioned projects in many airports across the country, stakeholders are asking what has become of the lighting of the runway 18L of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.

Barely five days to the end of the present administration, civil society groups and some concerned legislators have urged President Goodluck Jonathan to sign the Climate Change Commission Bill into law. The bill seeks to create a commission to coordinate Nigeria’s response to the growing disasters caused by climate change.

Ministry officials have been called upon to hands off the debt recovery drive of service providers in the industry like Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).

The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group holds it 2011 Annual Meetings in Lisbon, Portugal from 9-10 June 2011, with the participation of finance ministers, central bank governors and CEOs from the institution’s 77 member countries.

The Nigerian Independent Petroleum Company, NIPCO Plc, has announced a turnover of N56.3 billion for the financial year ended December 2010, a 17 percent increase compared with the N47.9 billion recorded in 2009.

The President of the Association of Corporate Trustees (ACT), Mrs. Oluwatoyin Sanni has commended the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on its efforts in the area of market development, monitoring, supervision and rules making.

The Minister of Petroleum resources, Mrs Diezani Alison-Maduake, has explained that the recent revocation of leases on three oil blocks operated by the Nigerian unit of the America Oil giant, ExxonMobil, has to do with procedural issues as well as other cost and legal implications. The revocation were for Oil Mining Leases OMLs 67, 68 and 70, which leases, according to her, expired on March 4, 2011, a development that is being contested by ExxonMobil.