Anambra guber poll holds Nov 16
Nigeria, 70 other nations compete for Microsoft’s Imagine Cup
Budget 2013: We won’t be intimidated – Sen Makarfi
Ten years after Anambra Liberation Day
SURE-P generates 116,000 jobs nationwide – FG
Terrorism: When customers become high risk clients
Gunmen kill one, injure 15 at beer parlour in Benue
Why you may be denied insurance
CAN, JNI disagree over FG, Boko Haram peace deal
The Buhari phenomenon
Police arrest man with fake notes worth N1m in Ebonyi
How woman used fake LPO in N30.6m scam
Tell me in what Egypt my people’s feet lie chained!
‘With technology, Nigeria can feed Africa’
EU approves N2.5bn for standardisation in Nigeria

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NSE boss urges stockbrokers to promote ethical conduct
The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, Mr. Oscar Onyema, has charged stockbrokers to enthrone integrity and highest standard of ethical practice in their operation.
IPMAN moves to check kerosene scarcity in Edo
BENIN CITY—FOLLOWING the persistent scarcity of kerosene in Edo State, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, has promised to collaborate with the state chapter of the association to check the activities of touts during loading of kerosene at the Benin depot.
No hiding place for criminals in Enugu – CP Adamu
By Emma Nnadozie & Chinenye Ozor POSTING to Enugu: So far so good, I came to Enugu state and met a crop of officers that are dedicated to their duty. I met officers that understand the terrain, I met officers that knew the nooks and crannies of the state. I came and met a state […]
Bill&Melinda Gates Foundation plans biotech lab for NIgeria
THE Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has announced plans to build a standard biotechnology laboratory to empower national programmes in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
The Nigerian Communications Commission and the June 30 deadline
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, carried out the registration of Subscriber Identity Module, SIM, cards more than two years ago. I will henceforth refer to that exercise as the registration of GSM telephone numbers. At that time, one had the option of registering with the GSM operator responsible for one’s number or with a NCC-appointed contractor. I recall that before the exercise, the cost to the NCC of the exercise was a matter of much debate both inside and outside the National Assembly. I chose to register my two numbers, one from MTN and the other from Globacom, with the NCC-appointed contractor so I would undergo just one registration event.

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