SON raises alarm over influx of substandard goods
Lagos deputy gov, experts, task media on good governance
PDP to APC: Stop the blame game, your policies responsible for recession
Ogba should resign, apologise to Nigerians—Ogunro
Recession: FG, CBN to blame for economic woes — WAIFEM DG
Operation Crocodile Smile: Delta community cries out over arrest of septuagenarian, 3 others
This devaluation ‘be like’ 419!
We want to make financing more accessible – Letshego
Price of bread is now N300
Delta economic and investment summit: Okowa looking beyond oil
CBN faces more FOREX crisis as Naira drops by 40% in 18 months
How Aye, Eiye went on killing spree to mark anniversary—Suspects
Team Nigeria arrive Rio for Paralympic Games
ENUGU: Vehicles kill 3 Catholic faithful in front of church, injure 8
Adamawa police smashes robbery syndicate
Investors rally on banking stocks, boost market value to N13.8bn
Assaulting performance with demarketing

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Self-sufficiency, food security in agriculture are achievable in Nigeria
This is absolutely correct considering the rapidly growing population of most African countries. Nigeria, for instance, was a strong agricultural produce exporting country prior to the oil boom era, with very strong export volumes and value in produce like cocoa and rubber. You very well know that the first palm kernel seed planted in Malaysia was taken from Nigeria, and that country today is one of the world’s largest exporters of palm oil. Agricultural funding is gradually increasing via various funding initiatives and I will touch on this as I go on.
Unemployed Nigerian youths and job creation
When there was oil boom and a somewhat stable economy, the issue of unemployment was a very big problem. Now that Nigeria is experiencing economic crisis, one wonders what the hope of the teeming unemployed Nigerian youths would be.
Shareholders fume over SEC’s planned conversion of unclaimed dividend
The shareholders with the exception of a few have said that they do not have the confidence in the Commission’s ability to manage shareholders’ funds as evidence had shown in the past that most funds managed by government officials were mostly misappropriated.
Teachers groan in Delta State
FOR several months now, teachers in public primary schools in Delta State have gone on without salaries. Those in the secondary schools are a little luckier in that they are being owed about three months cumulatively. For other civil servants in the state, the debt problem is also a major worry as salaries and allowances are being paid in bits and pieces.
Ambode’s wife tasks graduates of skill acquisition programmes on self-reliance
Lagos—Wife of the Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode has urged graduates of the state’s skill acquisition programmes to use the opportunity to improve their standard of living, as well as generate wealth for their families to the benefit of the state and the nation.
FG set to flag off SDGs implementation —Orelope-Adefulire
ABUJA— The Federal Government has commenced planning to kick off implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs, assuring that the programme would achieve its goals and targets to free the nation from poverty and deprivation.
Jigawa, pension scheme pay retirees, others N293m
Dutse—Jigawa State and Local Government Contributory Pension Scheme has paid over N293 million as benefit to retired civil servants and eight per cent contributory pension to 257 workers.
Worst APC gov better than best of PDP – GOJE
ABUJA—Former Governor of Gombe State, Sen. Danjuma Goje, has stated that the worst of the governors of his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC, was better than the best of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Rhor asked me to shoot—Iheanacho
Super Eagles and Manchester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho has revealed manager of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernor Rohr, told them to try shooting from range against Tanzania.
We inherited 21 uncompleted road projects from past govt – Gov Abubakar
DUTSE—Jigawa State governor, Badaru Abubakar, said, weekend, that his government inherited 21 uncompleted road projects from the immediate past administration.
Leadway’s third party motor insurance cards to be purchased in Total filling stations
Leadway Assurance Company Limited has signed Memorandum of Understanding with Total Nigeria Plc to deepen insurance penetration in the country.
NAICOM to sign MoU with states on compulsory insurance
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has mapped out plans to sign memorandum of understanding with states government across the country for enforcement of compulsory insurance.
NAICOM, NIA in talks on proposed recapitalisation for companies
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA) are in talks on the proposed recapitalisation of insurance companies.
Okpekpe Road Race earns IAAF clean bill of health
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have given the fourth IAAF bronze label Okpekpe international 10km road race held last May in Okpekpe near Auchi in Edo state of Nigeria a clean bill of health following the negative dope tests recorded at the one-day meetin
Building materials manufacturer decries policy on gas consumption
Amidst rising inflation across all sectors of the nation’s economy due to harsh economic climate currently facing the country, the Managing Director, Mallinson and Partners Limited, a Lagos-based building materials manufacturing company, Mr. Afam Mallinson Ukatu, has decried government’s policy on gas consumption by local manufacturers that pay in US dollars for the supply, lamenting that this has caused over 25 per cent increase in the cost of locally produced building materials. Mallinson and Partners are producers of range of floor tiles and plastics.

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