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Terrorists at the gate

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SNC ‘ll subjugate NASS – Gusau
MR. Ibrahim Shehu Gusau is the Chairman, House committee on ICT. He represents Gusau\Tsafe federal constituency in the House of Representatives. Elected on the platform of All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP, he bares his mind on burning national issues. Excerpts:
NCRIB insist on compulsory registration of brokers
The Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, NCRIB, has said that it is compulsory for all brokers in the country to register with it before they can obtain operating license. President of the Council, Mrs. Laide Osijo disclosed this at a Brokers’ Members Evening. She said that the position of the law is that enlistment of an insurance broker with the NCRIB is a condition precedent to licensing by the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM.
Discard unhealthy rivalry for oil & gas business
Deputy Commissioner (Technical) of the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, Mr. Ibrahim Hassan has called on insurance operators to discard the unhealthy attitude of struggling to gain a share of premium from oil and gas business by all cost.
N842.7bn post-NEITI audit: Long road to remediation
Even as the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, NEITI, embarks on yet another audit of the oil and gas industry, its fourth since the process started in the country, there remain a lot of issues from previous audits that remain unresolved.
Steel workers threaten court action over lock out
The internal crisis rocking AKS Nigeria Limited, a steel company located in Ikorodu, Lagos may have taken another dimension with over 500 workers of the company, allegedly forced out of job, threatening court action.

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