Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos state has charged stakeholders in the building industry to generate workable administrative provisions that would aid the implementation of the 2010 law on physical planning, development and building control.

THE insurance industry is estimated to have lost as much as N200 billion to the meltdown in the stock market, as such the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) should carry out an industry wide capital adequacy verification exercise to evaluate the stability of the sector.

The Chicago Board Options Exchange parent said it would acquire the National Stock Exchange (NSX) in a deal that would expand its relatively small stock-trading operations and allow it to tempt new electronic customers with specialty prices.

GlaxoSmithKline Plc’s, GSK, sale of a clutch of non-prescription drugs is set to be a protracted affair, as potential buyers contend with tough financing conditions and fret about prospects for some of the products in the portfolio.

For eight weeks, 24 persons emerged millionaires, via the Star Game Show, a marketing activity strategy deployed by Nigerian Breweries (NB) Plc to retain Star’s visibility in the market , as well, empower consumers who are loyal to the brand.

Airtel Nigeria confirmed its rating as a socially responsible company in Nigeria with the sponsorship of the maiden edition of the just ended Airtel Rising Stars U-17 tournament which ran nationwide for a month.

Mr. Fatai Lawal, Managing Director of Sterling Assurance Company in this interview with Favour Nnabugwu bares his mind on the consequences the threat by the National Insurance Commission, (NAICOM) to publish names of erring companies would have on the entire sector.

Having successfully concluded the acquisition of the Williams Dark Ale Brand from Sona Systems Associates Business Management Limited (SSABML), Consolidated Breweries Plc has announced that the Williams Dark Ale brand will now be offered for sale to its customers.

SECOND republic Governor of Old Kaduna State is presently the national chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party, PRP and through that the chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP. An unwavering advocate of socialism, he asserts in this interview that Nigeria’s inclination towards bourgeoisie capitalism is the cause of the country’s stunted development. Excerpts:

IN Nigeria’s socio-cultural settings, the brand: “Calabar Man/Woman” often ignores the fact that the people being referred to had one of the earliest exposures to Medieval European merchants among the various Nigerian cultural groups.