CBN, IFAD seek to expand rural financial inclusion
Primate Ayodele: The man who saw Trump’s victory ahead of poll
Abuja satellite towns where pregnancy is death sentence
Siasia applauds Rohr’s winning streak
How ICA will complement PFN, CAN, others—Adefarasin
Bank staff gives birth In Aba Market
‘BRAIN ATTACK’ Five simple ways to detect looming stroke
Crude oil: Niger Delta people must have a say on their oil — Okocha
Two shot dead, another thrown into well as gunmen attack Anambra village
FIFA U-20 WWC: Falconets face Japanese test
Between Mariya, Fatima and Halima Dangote
Microsoft, Gr8jobsng.Com to provide employment for Nigerian youth
Every intelligent man should have a book shelf – Chris Christian
RECESSION: Adeboye counsels businessmen
Nigerian girls who hawk sex on the streets of Italy

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$29.96bn loan amid recession will not drive investments – Economic Expert
President Muhammadu Buhari’s move to get $29.96billion external loan has generated divergent views. While the Senate overwhelming voted against the loan proposal, some experts said accumulating more debts amid recession will worsen the crisis in the economy. An economic expert, consultant on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sub-sector and public commentator on issues concerning SMEs and manufacturing in Nigeria, Mr. Pashcal Azike said getting $29.96billion external loan to tackle infrastructure deficit will not drive investments due to poor institutional framework, overbearing regulations and other prevailing anti business policies in the country
‘Living in bondage’ star -actress, ‘merit’ opens up My late husband was a very jealous, possessive man
Her real name is Nnenna Nwabueze–Okonta but she is fondly called Merit, following the visible role she played in that pioneering Igbo movie, ‘Living in Bondage’.
This beautiful mother of six children disappeared from the screen immediately after the film was released into the market in 1992. She was married off, and her heartthrob, Chief Okonta, who died few days to their 22nd wedding anniversary, on March 15, 2016, wouldn’t want to lose her to another man. Hence, she disappeared from the screen to solidify her marriage, and, after 20 years of building her marriage, the husband allowed her to stage a comeback to her first love- acting, in 2014.
HNI, Airtel, unveil IT service to empower Nigerians
A global development organisation, Human Network International (HNI) and Leading telecommunications services provider, Airtel Nigeria have launched an information technology (IT) solution-based public service package to guide and empower millions of Nigerians, including those in rural communities, with the provision of free and right information on good governance, health, nutrition and many other areas.
Heineken LFDW 2016: How Heineken changed the fashion game in four days
International premium beer brand, Heineken, was the headline sponsor of the 4-day Lagos Fashion and Design Week which took place from October 26 to October 29, at the Federal Palace Hotel and Casino, Victoria Island, Lagos. For four straight days, the Heineken Lagos Fashion and Design Week held Nigeria – and, to a large extent, […]
Malawian singer who stormed AFRIMA almost naked gushes over her dress
The AFRIMA (All Africa Music Awards) event which held in Lagos in conjunction with Lagos State Government last Sunday at Eko Hotel and Suites may have come and gone but the echoes are still reverberating in the minds of people who have described the night as a night for the good, the bad and the ugly.

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