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Recruitment of terrorists: Court orders trial-within-trial on case against 2 Nigerians
No, Mr President, Legislators – Sovereignty belongs to the People!
Security agencies, stowaways and air safety in Nigeria
2 die of exhaustion at Onitsha Bridge traffic gridlock
Jonathan assures local industries of govt’s protection
Flamingos qualify for Costa Rica 2014, as South Sudan withdraws
Police rescue Indian from drowning
Plateau violence: Senator calls for trauma management centres
Opposition govs accuse FG of manipulating Federation Account
The free reign of pirates
Anambra: D-Day for Nwoye, Ukachukwu
Getting what you wished for
Nigerians against same sex marriage – FG
APC wins Esan N-East LG by-election in Edo
Your third party motor policy works (2)
Financial literacy cause of low insurance penetration – NAICOM
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SubscribePDP stalwart alleges campaign of calumny against Ngige
THE Director General, DG, of National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, Dr. Paul Orhii, has called on patent medicine dealers to buy drugs only from genuine and authenticated sources to make the business of fake drugs unattractive.
FG’s automotive plan excites industry operators
THE news that plans have been concluded by the Federal Government to commence the implementation of measures to develop the Nigerian Automotive Industry, NAI, is generating excitement in the auto industry. The enthusiasm stems from the fact that Nigeria is at the verge of joining the league of auto-producing countries. The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga disclosed that “with our current population and economy, our potential vehicle market is about a million vehicles a year.”
Fake insurance racketeers defraud insurers of N15bn annually
The Nigerian Insurers Association, NIA, has said that the insurance sector loses over N150 billion yearly to fake vehicle policies racketeers.
National Confab won’t divide Nigeria—Clark
FORMER Federal Commissioner for Information and Ijaw Leader, Chief Edwin Clark, has said that the National dialogue proposed by President Goodluck Jonathan will not divide Nigeria, just as he stressed that critics of the President were shocked hearing that the Senator Femi Okuroumi-led National Advisory Dialogue Committee was set up.
Okonkwo to succeed Ihejiahi as Fidelity Bank’s CEO
Fidelity Bank Plc has appointed Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo, Chief Executive Officer designate, to take over from Mr. Reginald Ihejiahi, who is expected to retire from the bank, February 2014.
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