Court asks 37 defecting PDP members to resign
Former Israel PM Olmert convicted of bribery
Iran director screens film to save man on death row
Fire claims 14 lives, N108.2m property in 2 months in FCT
$1.69m fraud: court dismisses Fred Ajudua bail application
Top UN court orders Japan to end Antarctic whale hunt
2face drops new video ”Dance in the rain”
Policeman kills baby, batters wife in Edo
One killed, station torched in Lagos police, OPC clash
Ekiti doctors threaten strike over poor remuneration

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Confab: No referendum, no conference — Ozekhome
Chief Mike Ozekhome is a Constitutional Lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN). He is equally a federal government delegate at the on going national conference in Abuja.
In this exclusive phone interview with Vanguard, he explans the hassles raised by the conference last week and submits that the three months timed conference would amount to waste of time if the outcome would not be subjected to referendum or a popular plebiscite. Excerpts:
Africa still most food insecure continent —FAO
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has said that Africa remains the world’s most food insecure continent, with relatively low levels of agricultural productivity, low rural incomes, and high rates of malnutrition, despite important economic progress and agricultural successes.
NBA blasts Edo govt over teachers’ competency test
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, has condemned Edo State Government for going ahead with the competency test for primary and secondary school teachers in the state on March 22, 2014, despite the service on them of an injunction of the National Industrial Court sitting in Abuja, restraining the government from conducting the said test, pending the determination of the teachers suit before the court.
CBN introduces e-Referencing to quicken account opening process
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced electronic referencing to quicken process of opening bank accounts.
2015: Court asked to stop conduct of elections over N17.3bn judgment debt
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has fixed April 30 to begin hearing on a suit seeking to stop the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from conducting general elections in 2015, following its inability to pay N17.3billion judgment debt.
CBN’s 75% CRR directive reduced investible funds
Recently, Managing Director of Enterprise Bank, Mr. Ahmed Lawan Kuru had an interactive session with journalists. He said that the bank has been successfully turned around and several local and international investors have shown interest in acquiring the bank which may be sold by October this year. Below are excerpts of the discussions.
Investors lose N960bn in 3 months as NSE market value drops by 7.3%
Investors in the Nigerian capital market lost N960 billion between January and March this year. The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, market capitalisation dropped by 7.3 per cent to close at N12.27 trillion last Thursday from N13.23 trillion opening at the beginning of trading on 2nd of January, 2014.
Okonjo-Iweala disappointed me
DR. (Mrs) Okonjo Iweala is a world acclaimed personality in the professional fields of economics, banking and finance. She has been listed as one of the 100 most influential persons on earth and had risen to the heights of the World Bank presidency. If not for the intervention of the United States of America, she will be there today as the number one World Bank personnel, as she was perceived as the better candidate for the position, by those who are in position to know, including the influential Economist magazine.
2015: Court asked to stop conduct of elections over N17.3bn judgement debt
ABUJA — The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has fixed April 30 to begin hearing on a suit seeking to stop the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from conducting general elections in 2015, following its inability to pay N17.3billion judgement debt
The most mportant ingredient in business is integrity — BOLA AGUNBIADE
Mrs. Bola Agunbiade is the Director of Avail International Consult Limited (AICL Education), an outfit that specializes in international students’ recruitment and career counselling. In this chat with Financial Vanguard, Agunbiade says integrity is very important in the international education counselling business. Excerpts:

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