Presidency probes ministers, MDAs over alleged N63bn budget padding
AMCON takes over Babalakin’s property over N13.5bn debt
APGA disowns Okorocha over APC
Pension fraud row: Why NASS can’t win battle against Maina
2009 bombardment: Delta community gives contractors 30-day ultimatum
Can this APC cure headache?
On the pension thief sentence (II)
Banks, customers disagree on CBN’s bank account categorisation policy
MASSOB, suspected thugs, police clash in Ebonyi
1999 constitution inimical to good governance – Tinubu
Kwara speaker canvasses financial autonomy for state assemblies
APM Terminal flags off $135m final development phase for Apapa Terminals
Land speculators seize Ogun village, expel village head, others
CBN: What has become of traveller’s cheque?
No cause for alarm, we should be vigilant – LG boss
Mortgage financing: Experts advocate use of idle funds

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Opposition parties move to boycott Edo LG polls
AHEAD of the April 20, local government elections in Edo State, there are indications that opposition political parties in the state may boycott the polls.
Operators differ on Marine Service Concession
Operators in the maritime industry are divided over the planned concession of all marine operations presently the only function being carried out by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA). Meanwhile the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Ports Authority has kicked against the concession plan by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE).
Post Harvest losses: Africa loses food valued at $4b annually
An international workshop on post-harvest losses rose from it meeting in Kenya last week with a report that Africa loses food valued at over USD 4 billion dollars every year as a result of post-harvest inefficiencies across the staples agricultural value chain.
We need more policemen in Nsukka – PCRC Chairman
The Chairman, Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Nsukka urban, Chief Anthony Ozo- Onwuemelie spoke on the security situation in Nsukka.
Shell, Bayelsa community at loggerheads
TROUBLE is brewing between Shell Petroleum Development Company and Kou clan Cluster Development Board, in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, headed by Mr. Osteen Igbapike, over a purported plan by the company to dissolve the board against the provisions of the Global Memorandum of Understanding, GMoU, entered into by both parties.
MAN calls for reversal of ports reforms
ILORIN—The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, MAN, Sunday, called for immediate reversal of the new reforms being implemented at the nation’s ports, saying that it was killing the industrial sector.
Microsoft commits N12b to help Africa in global competitiveness
Microsoft, the global software giant has announced plans to commit about N12 billion to the African market as part of its initiative to help improve the continent’s global competitiveness.
How the CPS is brewing cold war between insurers and PFOs
Insurance companies have entered the pension business with some level of aggression; however, stakeholders are warning that the CPS should be handled with caution if it must survive.
Insurance: No premium no claim policy also applies to governments’ MDAs
The new insurance policy that premium payment must be up-to-date before claims could be paid ALSO applies to government Ministries Departments and Agencies, MDAs, the National Insurance Commission has said.
Keshi dedicates Cup to local coaches
Historic Super Eagles Coach Stephen Keshi has dedicated Nigeria’s Africa Cup of Nations triumph to all indigenous Nigerian coaches, who were treated with lack of respect by sports administrators and fans.
Value of Equities appreciates by N267bn
Equities listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange last week maintained upward trend, as total market capitalisation appreciated by N267.43 billion.
Anambra: Who is afraid of autonomous communities system?
THE search for a more effective and accountable governance system in Nigeria continues with the current efforts at the national level to review and amend the 1999 Nigerian Constitution.
Afcon: Nigeria rules again!
NINETEEN years ago, Nigeria won the African Nations Cup in Tunisia and performed well in the USA ’94 World Cup.
Financial misstatement: KPMG cautions on weak disclosure, manipulated estimates
KPMG Professional Services has called on shareholders and audit committee members of public companies to properly scrutinize the financial statements of companies, especially under the new International Financial Reporting Standards, IFRS, dispensation, to identify weak disclosures, manipulated estimates and non-usage of fair values, saying these are signposts of fraudulent financial reporting.
Nigeria’s arrested development; from Baking to sharing cake
From the first annual Nigerian Economic Summit Group, introduced by Chief Ernest Shonekan, in 1992, till today, the complex issues summarized as development had been on the front of the national agenda. Development, apart from leading to improved economic, social, political and personal welfare was expected to lead Nigeria towards what many had regarded as our own manifest destiny.

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