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2011 poll: Diplomatic community commends Nigeria
Members of the diplomatic corps in the country, weekend, commended the Federal Government for the successful conduct of the 2011 general elections. The position of the diplomatic corps was disclosed by Dianame Yameogo, Ambassador of Burkina Fasso to Nigeria, who is also the Dean of the Diplomatic Community in the country, at a briefing held by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Odein Ajumogobia.
Fidelity Bank posts N8.6bn profit
Fidelity Bank Plc has declared a N8.6 billion Profit-Before-Tax (PBT) in the financial year ended December 31, 2010 representing an increase of 321 per cent on the N2 billion achieved for the six months of financial year ended December 31, 2009.
Cash limits: Putting the cart before the horse?
The ticketing counters in most airlines reflect the high usage of cash in Nigeria. In addition to the airline staff that issue tickets, there are also about two banks’ staff, collecting cash on behalf of the airline. Consequently, passengers have to go through two points. They first pay through the bank staff for the ticket, collect the teller, and then proceed to the airline staff to collect the ticket. Hence, passengers spend additional time on queues just to buy flight tickets
Mixed fortunes for property market in capital, rental values
Unfavourable market dynamics have forced property developers at the upper segment of the housing market to embark on price reduction, a development which analysts have attributed to waning demand and falling prices.
How businesses can be transformed – Experts
Nigerian industrialists, sole proprietors and businessmen have been advised that unless they set their business on a path to growth, there may be no way out but down. These were the submissions of two experts, Engr. Peju Adebanjo, Managing Director

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