Forbes celebrate top 25 African companies in Lagos
NSCDC warns against biometric card issuers
NAFDAC impounds N2.5m chemical from hawkers
ACN vows to wrestle power from PDP, APGA
Politicians urged to fulfill electoral promises
C’ttee recommends Fire Service Commission
Nations Cup: Egypt knocked out
All behind Sunshine Stars
Guber debate: The intellectual warfare
Benin monarch did not shun Jonathan – Edo PDP
Vigilante Group submits proposal to FG
Villagers lay siege to oil firm

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FG, EU sign N43bn financing agreement to support reform programmes
The Federal Government has signed a Financing Agreements with European Union, EU, for five European Union-funded projects valued at N43 billion to support the federal government’s reform efforts in the areas of justice, water supply and sanitation, electoral cycle as well as fight against drugs and related organised crime.
Cosmetic changes in NNPC, PIB is the answer
The changes at the NNPC last week Tuesday can best be described as cosmetic. Sacking the executive management of NNPC and replacing them with the same old stock of management amounts to scratching the surface of the monumental and colossal fraud in the corporation.
‘Why we’re supporting Oshiomhole’s 2nd term bid’
BENIN—ORGANISED labour, weekend, in Benin City, Edo State, said its support for Governor Adams Oshiomhole ‘s second term ambition was for him to complete the projects he started and called on President Goodluck Jonathan to ensure one man, one vote in the July 14 governorship election.
Dupont expands frontier, opens new office in Nigeria
As part of its continued growth strategy in key developing markets, DuPont has opened a new office in Nigeria to serve as its hub for the West African region. The company said it is currently working in partnership with local companies, industry leaders, academic institutions and government to produce innovative solutions in the country.
Equities’ value rises by N55bn, trading up by 478%
A significant improvement was recorded in transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, last week, as the value of listed equities and value of shares traded both appreciated by N65.377 billion and 477.98 per cent respectively.

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