Thomson Reuters has disclosed its readiness to work closely with the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, Financial Market Dealers Association, NASD Plc and other regulators in the financial market to deepen the financial instruments that will attract both local and foreign investors.

FOLLOWING the tension in Edo State’s All Progressive Congress, APC, ahead of this weekend’s ward congresses of the party, Governor Adams Oshiomhole and the leadership of the party in Edo South senatorial district met at the residence of the first civilian governor of the state, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, yesterday to ensure a rancour-free congress.

Allah and Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) assures Muslims in Qur’an and Hadith that they will conquer there enemy provided they are Mumeen (believer).

OSOGBO—Reports last night indicated that several Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, aspirants were not pleased with the conduct of the party’s ward congresses, yesterday.

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has unveiled a simple and innovative tool that will change the way rural development can be analysed and measured.

MAKURDI — A midnight windstorm, yesterday, destroyed over 200 houses and public utilities, including about 170 electricity poles in Makurdi, the Benue State capital.

Suspended Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, yesterday, secured a major victory in his legal battle against the Federal Government as a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, declared as unlawful, his arrest and seizure of his international passport on February 20.

LAGOS State civil servants have urged Governor, Babatunde Fashola to approve more funds for training especially their colleagues in the local governments to enhance productivity and efficiency.

A public affairs analyst, Shafii Muhammed, has asked delegates to the ongoing national conference to find lasting solutions to lack of basic education, provision of infrastructural facilities, improvements in the agricultural sector and railway services and rule of law for their deliberations to make the desired impact in the society.

Debate on President Goodluck Jonathan’s inauguration speech continued at the National Conference yesterday with delegates noting that Nigeria sat on a time bomb factored by high level unemployment, insecurity, corruption, and religious intolerance.