AOCOED joins in 2011 tree planting day
SMEs sector to become vibrant by 2012 – Aganga
Trawler owners groan under huge overhead costs
Y’ellow Care: MTN mentors students
Ex-ICAN chief urges CBN to abide by BOFIA
Oshiomhole, ACN, no threat to PDP in 2012 – Aziegbeni
Study Visa in UK now made easy
Petroleum Equalisation Fund saves govt N300m
Healthy habits keep you physically, mentally well
Reps summon CBN governor over cash withdrawal limit
LASWA rescues water accident victims at Ebute Ojo
Workers strike on minimum wage is legal, moral
SEC partners Nollywood on investors’ education
SPELLIT contest: Season 4 goes National

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Lagoon Hospitals open specialists care centre in Victoria Island
In furtherance of its efforts to provide internationally acceptable medical services to its various customer, Lagoon hospitals group last week opened a new specialist care centre to be known as Lagoon Specialists Suites (LSS) in Victoria Island area o Lagos.
Gemalto appoints Konnectronics as Visa, MasterCard partner
World leading card manufacturing company, Gemalto, has appointed Konnectronics as her Value Added Reseller (VAR) Partner for the sale of Visa and Mastercard cards respectively in Nigeria.
3 Union Bank ex-chiefs ask court to quash charges against them
Three former bank chiefs, standing trial alongside former Managing Director of Union Bank, Dr Bartholomew Ebong, Wednesday, asked a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, to quash the charge against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Obama begs Democratic, Republican to compromise on debt crisis
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday called his top Democratic allies and Republican foes to separate White House talks to hammer out a compromise that would avert a disastrous debt default.
Boko Haram: Enugu rescues 177 from Borno
NO fewer than 177 indigenes of Enugu State who fled Maiduguri, Borno State, returned home Tuesday night with tales of horror in the Boko Haram enclave.
Minimum wage: Imo workers back to work
Government offices reopened for business, yesterday, in Imo State, following last minute suspension of the planned industrial action called by the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC.
Covenant varsity turns out 89 first class graduates
Covenant University, Ota, Wednesday announced that it will graduate 1,263 graduates with 89 first class honours at its convocation come Friday.
How Akingbola allegedly perpetrated N2bn fraud – Witness
An Ikeja High Court was, Wednesday, told how the former Managing Director of Intercontinental Bank Plc, Dr Erastus Akingbola, illegally transferred about N2 billion (£8.5 million) from the bank to his domiciliary account abroad.
Community raises alarm over attack
LEADERS of Ikpokpo community in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, raised alarm, Wednesday, over an attack on the community by armed youths.
Ferguson still hungry for success
AS Sir Alex Ferguson prepares to celebrate 25 years as Manchester United manager, he has claimed it is the trophies he still hopes to win that drive him on, not what has already been achieved.
5 killed, 12 injured as youths clash in Jos
Five people were killed and 12 seriously injured in the outbreak of fresh violence in the Plateau State capital on Tuesday night.
Bin Hammam cries foul over FIFA corruption charges
mbattled former Asian Football Confederation (AFC) president Mohamed bin Hammam has pointed a finger at his accusers as he prepares for a FIFA corruption hearing in Zurich beginning on Friday.
Boko Haram: Army ‘ll remain in Borno – FG
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, Wednesday, met behind closed doors with a forum of elders from Borno State, North East Elders and Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, over the growing concern of insecurity in the North following activities of the radical Islamic sect, Boko Haram; and resolved that the military will remain in Borno State until enduring peace is restored.
Weah vows to oust Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Football legend George Weah vowed Wednesday to play a leading role in the campaign to oust Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in upcoming polls, despite the failure of his own electoral bid.
Libyans to determine Gaddafi’s fate – US
The White House said Wednesday it is up to the Libyans to determine the fate of Moamer Kadhafi once he steps down as ruler of the besieged nation.

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