Cross River’s reserve fund hits N5.3bn
Presidential Reception: Pinnick makes case for Olympians
Don’t expect anything from Eagles – Kalu
CNPP, CLO condemn Enugu’s N13bn secretariat project
Why Falconnets failed in Japan
Banks responsible for Nigeria’s economic woes -Yerima Ngama
Nigerian banks’ capital, lower than stated – S&P
Oil firm fingered in petroleum product theft
Sokoto, Brazilian firm sign N15bn agreement on Agriculture
Onyeka Onwenu releases new video
Securities lending: Market makers seek review of CBN, Pencom Acts
UK firm to invest N78bn in Nigeria’s real estate, leisure sectors
AWC: Ikhana to lose six Falcons
IFC, CIBN to boost corporate governance in Nigerian banks
State of the Nation: Prosperity through peace
Town hall meeting: Rehearsing this song of hope

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Mark, Maku urge Nigerian Editors to promote national interest
The Minister of Information, Mr Labaran Maku, has advised Nigerian editors to define and promote national interest in their daily reportage.
Maku gave the advice yesterday in Uyo at the opening ceremony of the 8th All Nigeria Editors Conference organised by the Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE. He lauded Nigerian journalists for being always at the forefront of nationalist movements and the fight for Nigeria’s unity.
Showing kindness to all creatures of Allah
Generally, all acts of worship, through financial expenditure are by broader definition classified as Sadaqah. But by extension, good deeds and acts that tend to save or ameliorate the sufferings of another creature of God are also considered as sadaqah. Today, we are not going to focus on Zakat as it implies but other acts of worship that are not only ihsan but also Sadaqah.
LASAA concludes enumeration
The enumeration exercise to capture data of all paid and unpaid signage and outdoor advertising structures embarked on by Lagos State Signage & Advertisement Agency, LASAA, in March 2012, has ended, with a record of 300 percent increase in signs, 70 percent in billboards.
Oil thieves threaten pipeline surveillance workers in Delta
WARRI—OIL thieves and barons have threatened the lives of top officials and workers of Oil Facility Surveillance Limited, OFSL, Warri, Delta State, a pipeline surveillance company contracted by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to police the facilities in the state, for allegedly demolishing their illegal refineries.
N9b in 9 years, kudos to Glo and Adenuga
Nine years ago, there were long queues in Nigerian cities especially Abuja. It cost more than 20,000 to purchase a sim card when Nigeria introduced GSM telecommunications. Globacom stormed the scene more than one year after and crashed the price to N5,000.

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