Economic operators differ on subsidy removal
Mixed reactions trail govt’s emergency declaration
Sapele residents relocate over explosions
6 Northern states budget N732.8bn for 2012
Lawyer sues INEC over N87bn spent in 2011 polls
Lagos collapsed building: Death toll rises to 4
Bonga spill: A/Ibom fishermen lament NOSDRA’s order
Fashola preaches religious, ethnic tolerance
Adeboye foresees a better Nigeria
Police quiz 5 over sale of dead man’s house
Budget 2012: ‘fire on the mountain’!
Ezza-Ezillo crisis: Rights group condemns killing of innocent people
Solution Media invests N500m to stem capital flight in Film Industry
SWF: Prospects and problems – 3
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Arik fights delays with ultra-modern control centre
With the acquisition of the International Air Transport Association’s Operational Safety Audit, IOSA, and one of the most modern global Operational Control Centres, OCC, Arik Air appears set to play in the very competitive global aviation market.
2011: Safest in commercial Air Travel since 1945, says IATA
The first 11 months of 2011 were the safest period for commercial air travel on record. The global accident rate for January through November was 22 per cent better than the same time last year and marked the safest period since a United Nations aviation agency began collecting data in 1945, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA)
No rift over Eagles friendlies – NFF
Reports that the national team head coach, Stephen Keshi and his employers; the Nigeria Football Federation are at logger-heads over friendly games have been dispelled, with the NFF acting Secretary-General, Musa Amadu, describing it as the figment of the imagination of those who reported it.
The aviation industry in 2011
Nigeria aviation industry in 2011 witnessed a relatively safe year with no accident involving programmed, regular flights. There were very few cases of private flights involved in air mishap, like the Beech-craft C90 with registration number N364UZ that crashed in Kaduna killing its two occupants.
2011 in retrospect: MfB operators score sector high
Despite the shaky start of 2011 due to the tsunami that engulfed the microfinance sector in the last quarter of 2010, which led to the liquidation of 103 microfinance banks (MfBs) by the regulatory bodies, MfB operators have rated their efforts at providing access to finance and enhancing financial inclusion above average, saying…

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