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NIPC sets to review investment laws

NIPC sets to review investment laws

The Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has began a review of the current investment laws with a view to making it more attractive to foreign investors while also strengthening NIPC’s institutional capacity to deliver on its statutory mandate. The affected laws are NIPC Act No 16 of 1995 and the draft Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (IPPA).

Synergy with media deepens insurance awareness — NAICOM

Synergy with media deepens insurance awareness — NAICOM

“Over the years, the Commission has had a sustained mutually beneficial relationship with the media. For instance, we have not had serious reasons to disagree with reports about the Commission in the media. The Commission shall continue to acknowledge and appreciate you in this regard,”

APC crisis: Atiku begs party members to accept outcome of N/Assembly’s elections

APC crisis: Atiku begs party members to accept outcome of N/Assembly’s elections

Former Vice President and chieftain of All Progressives Congress (APC), Atiku Abubakar has urged all the stakeholders in party to accept the outcome of the elections that brought Senator Bukola Saraki and Rep. Yakubu Dogara as Senate president and Speaker, House of Representatives respectively and move on as one family.

Embrace new media — ADVAN urges marketers

Embrace new media — ADVAN urges marketers

“The changing role of marketing in digital economy,” saying that the workshop is a platform provided by the Association for knowledge sharing with different experts on various subjects with the objective to build the marketing industry and marketing experts that will help grow Nigeria’s economy.

Ogogoro death toll still on the rise: Rivers Confirms 70 deaths

Ogogoro death toll still on the rise: Rivers Confirms 70 deaths

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told newsmen in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment.