Synagogue: Coroner suspends invitation to Joshua
Consumer Protection Council confiscates N200m fake drugs
Social media’ll play important role in 2015 polls —Minister
Quantity Surveyors decry high cost of engineering projects
Midwestern marks seven million man-hour HSE milestone
Bombing of schools in N-East, crime against humanity — NHRC
Ford boosts Lagos green initiative, donates 100 trees
FG crashes fish prices to affordable levels
Buhari’s candidacy a fatal error – Okupe
Day out with Naval officers’ wives in Lagos
Experts task architects to raise the bar of their practice
Impeachment plot: Stormy session likely in Senate today
Crude price decline: Fuel subsidy payment drops to N4.48/litre
APGA names Ezenagu Reps candidate for Awka North/South
Maritime workers begin indefinite strike today
Ondo gas explosion razed 40 shops, houses

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Unemployment: 349,343 new jobs created in Q3 — CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, said 349,343 jobs were created in the economy in the third quarter of 2014. This is contained in the Communique issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, after its Monetary Policy Committee Meeting, MPC, held in Abuja.
Man, 42, in prison custody for robbery
A 42-year-old man, Emeka Okere, has been remanded in prison custody by an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court in Lagos over allegations of armed robbery.
Receptionist accused of stealing with boss’ ATM card
Lagos—A 30-year-old receptionist, Gladys Obaro, was yesterday charged before a Tinubu Magistrate’s Court for allegedly withdrawing N160,000 from her boss’ account, using her ATM card.
Court refuses to unseat Tambuwal as Speaker
Justice Ahmed Mohammed of a Federal High Court in Abuja, yesterday, refused to grant a fresh ex-parte application seeking to restrain Mr. Aminu Tambuwal from further acting as the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
How to invest in treasury bills
It is one of the safest investment products. Yet many people know little about it. The banks are not also helping matters. They rarely inform or educate their customers about it. And why should they, when it is more expedient for them for the customer to invest his money with them via fixed deposit than investing the money in Treasury bill.

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