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Okpe scholars allege marginalization in NNPC contract
That unpresidential outburst
Elections 2015 and Nigeria in distress
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Lagos CJ seeks lawmakers’ support on financial autonomy
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NLC splits in two, as another Presidents emerges
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C-River LP Reps candidate alleges threat to life
Seyi Shay, Korede shine, as Baileys celebrates Mothers’ Day
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SubscribeDangote calls for investments in real sector to save economy
DANGOTE Group has called on private investors to invest their money in the real sector of the economy, especially in manufacturing and agriculture. Devakumar Edwin, the Executive Director of Dangote Group, who made the call in Lagos, noted that while government has a big role to play in formation of the right policy to encourage investors; the business community has a bigger role to play by moving away from importation to production.
NBCC blames failed, abandoned projects on policy somersault
The Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce, NBCC, has blamed failed and abandoned projects littering every nook and cranny of the country on government’s policy somersaults. The President of NBCC, Prince Adeyemi Adefulu, made this assertion during a breakfast meeting organised by the chamber in Lagos.
Don’t wait at polling units after voting, IG tells voters
The United States of America has thrown its weight behind the decision by the Independent National Electoral Commission to deploy card readers and permanent voter cards for the forthcoming elections in Nigeria.
APC accuses PDP plot to frame its leaders in foreign currency deals
THE All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday, claimed to have uncovered what it claimed was a plot to frame its leaders into an alleged plot to surreptitiously import undeclared foreign currency into the country. The plot, according to the party, was to put its leaders in bad light and out of circulation in the crucial days leading to the presidential election.
Financial literacy: FMDQ trains Covenant varsity students
FMDQ played host to the Banking & Finance Students’ Association of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, on March 16 & 17, 2015. This study tour provided an opportunity for the 400 level students to gain thorough insight into the scope and operations of FMDQ, and financial the market activities in general.
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