Insurance sector to institute own committee
Soyinka is Amosun’s SSA, Media
Akpu kicks against exclusion from old Orumba North
Ekiti Tribunal affirms Sen Olujimi’s victory
Nigerian Breweries set to launch Commercial Paper programme
US business group to invest $700m in Kogi
Ondo moves to pay July, August salaries
A-Ibom House okays N10bn loan for state govt
NACCIMA says economy sluggish, protests ban of Nigerian products
Economic devt: Nigeria needs business outsourcing, not ofshoring
Okowa’s mandate intact for next 4 years — AIDE
‘Nigeria’s stringent power problem needs innovative tech solutions’
Any insurance company worth its salt should pay claims — Akinboye
Nigeria’s gas supply to Ghana hits 140mscf per day
Tighter Security For Detention Centres
PDP Reps halt motion to probe Jonathan
AfroBasket Women 2015: Nigeria down Algeria

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Change and its consequences (5)
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, during June 2015 issued a list of imported goods and services that would be excluded from the official Nigerian foreign exchange markets.
Ban Ki-Moon tasks world leaders on priorities for succeeding generations
United nations Secretary General, Mr. Ban Ki-Moon, has charged world leaders that succeeding generations depended on them to finally get their priorities right, saying suffering was at the level not seen in a generation.
Old boys launch N500m endowment for oldest school in Igboland
AS part of activities to mark the 90th anniversary of Dennis Memorial Grammar School, DMGS, Onitsha, the old boys of the school have planned an endowment fund of N500 million for the upgrading of the school.
Nigeria at 55: Nation undergoing rebirth —Peterside
Rivers State governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in the April elections, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, has said Nigeria was undergoing a rebirth as the nation marks its 55th independence anniversary, saying President Muhammadu Buhari is providing leadership, rekindling hope and self-assurance in Nigerians.
Unemployed graduates threaten oil firms in Abia community
OVER 200 unemployed graduates from Owaza, the oil producing community of Ukwa West Local council, Abia State, have threatened to stop further exploration of crude oil in the area if the six oil companies operating in the area refused to implement resolutions they claimed to have reached in a memorandum of understanding, MOU, with the oil communities.

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