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Airtel unfolds “MAMO”
Revised policy more workable – MFB operators

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FG’s group life on extension three months after expitration
Three months after the expiration of the 2010/2011 insurance year for Federal Government workers’ Group Life Insurance, the office of the Head of Service is yet to renew the policy for 2011/2012.
Insurance sector grows GPI by 18%
Insurance operators under the auspices of the Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA) recorded N200 billion as Gross Premium Income (GPI) for the 2010 financial year. This is against N178 billion recorded in the 2009 financial year, which represent an increase of 18 per cent.
Enugu determined to lead in agriculture – Chime *Takes delivery of 27 new tractors
THE Enugu State Government’s drive to boost its agricultural fortunes through mechanised farming got a massive push at the weekend with the arrival of a first batch of 27 brand new multi-purpose tractors. Receiving the tractors at the old Government Lodge Enugu, Governor Sullivan Chime described their arrival as a major leap in the‘’ silent revolution” that has been going on in the agricultural sector in the state adding that it marked a new era in government’s efforts to end large scale manual farming in the state and make it a leader in the Agricultural sector.
CBN, Bank of Industry float N200bn intervention fund for pharmaceutical industry
Towards enhancing the potential of the local pharmaceutical manufacturing industry in Nigeria, the National Agency for Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, and the Bank of Industry, have developed a plan for a N200 billion Pharmaceutical Intervention Fund, PIF.
Investors lose N184bn on NSE
Investors in the secondary segment of the Nigerian capital market recorded significant decline in the value of their holdings in the market, as the value of their investment in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, dropped, last week, by N183.78 billion.
Afribank grows operating income by 56% in q1
Afribank Nigeria Plc grew its operating income in its First Quarter results ended March 2011 by 60 per cent. The income figure increased from N1.2 billion in 2010 to N1.9 billion in 2011 while its net fee and commission income also grew by 34 per cent from N1.8 billion to N2.4 billion within the same period. The bank’s asset in Treasury bills and bonds also went up by 140 per cent from N61billion in March 2010 to N146billion in March 2011.
Total targets full IFRS compliance September …Shareholders approve N2.72bn dividend
Total Nigeria Plc has announced its preparedness to fully adopt the International Financial Reporting Standard, IFRS, in the presentation of its financial statements by September this year.
Stakeholders gather to tackle the menace of Bird strikes in aviation
A Dana Air MD-83 made an emergency landing April last year after a bird strike at Lagos Airport. The aircraft en route to Abuja lost one engine and returned to Lagos Airport, where it landed safely.
MMA records 6m passengers in 2010
Murtala Mohammed Airport processed over six million passengers in 2010 representing an increase of about 11.41 per cent above that of 2009. The Regional Manager, Murtala Mohammed Airport/South-West, Mr. Edward Olarerin, who disclosed this, said there has been an increase in both passenger and cargo movements at the airport in the last two years.
Asaba airport to begin daylight operations in two weeks
All is set to open the Asaba Airport by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for a daylight flight operations in the next two weeks.
Disclosing this development to newsmen after a meeting with representatives from Delta State led by the Deputy Governor, Amos Agbe Utuama, Dr. Demuren noted that if the Delta State Government meets all the requirements of the agency, the Asaba Airport will be opened to only visual flight operation not instrument flight operation due to safety reasons.

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