

Egypt coach tips Eagles to rule Africa
Aregbesola debunks secession plot, Islamisation agenda
Edo guber race: PDP fails to woo Ikimi back
CBN, AMCON, SEC set to boost investors’ confidence
Investment value on NSE dips by N26bn
Trailer crushes man to death in Ogun
Delta moves to reduce 400,000 housing deficit
NAICOM complaints bureau settles N617m claims in Q1
Agric: Experts dissect ways for youth involvement
Only 5% of Nigeria’s land covered by title – NIESV
Polio: Abia govt assures on achieving set goals
Regulation and the insurance industry (3)
NHF delivers 51,618 houses in 20 years
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SubscribeFRSC’S new licence plates or highway robbery?
To Marshall’s observation, another economist had added that anything that does not make economic sense [to most people concerned] has no chance of succeeding. The proposal by the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, to issue new licence plates nationwide at, what most Nigerians consider, unreasonable fees, is a case study in how not to introduce change.
NSE boss seeks increased listing of ICT firms
The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Oscar Onyema, has called on companies in the Information & Communication Technology (ICT) sector that are yet to be listed in the stock exchange to exploit the opportunities in the nation’s capital market to seek long term funding given the capital intensive nature of the market.
TEF, Co-creation Hub collaborate in developing Nigeria’s IT sector
Nigerian social technology entrepreneurs are to witness a boost in their creativity as the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) plans to partner with Co-Creation Hub Nigeria in the development of Nigeria’s information technology sector with the planned transformation of the social technology space in the country.
Edo PDP to electorate: Don’t sell your voters’ card
EDO State chapter of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday advised voters in the state not to sell their voters cards to politicians going about buying them for use at the forthcoming governorship election for their selfish ends.
C-River, construction firm sign N6.9bn agreement on roads
Cross River State Government and the Chinese Civil Engineering and Construction Company, CCECC, have signed a contract for the construction of a four kilometre dual carriage road valued at N6.9 billion to link the proposed Calabar international Convention Centre.
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