Adebule, Hotonou, others for WISCAR 2016
Heritage Bank launches exclusive PMAN biometric identity card
Reports of my arrest by EFCC false – Ayeni
Osaze faces lengthy ban after red card offence
The statistician who doubled Nigeria’s economy overnight under Jonathan
Fidelity Bank millionaires promo pushes customer base to 2m
FG patronises manufacturers of sports equipment
House Committee assesses impact of sugar policy
Visa partners Ecobank to drive mVisa mobile payment
Eko Atlantic City unveils Pearl Tower, first residential building
May & Baker profit up in Q3 to N489m
Emmanuel, Agugbom rule Dala Hard Court
PZ advocates healthy heart for Nigerians
Ondo Election: Tinubu hails Akeredolu’s victory, Oyegun, Buhari
Ondo Poll: Akeredolu’s victory, my best birthday gift- Garba Shehu
FCMB declares N14.2bn profit, 315% retail growth in Q3
CeBIH retreat examines disruptive technology & future of payment

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340, 634 registered voters for Lagos bye election on Saturday– INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has said that it has 340, 634 registered voters for the Dec. 3 bye-election in Ifako-Ijaiye Federal Constituency of Lagos State.
2, 000 persons displaced by cattle rustlers in Niger- DG
No fewer than 2,000 persons have been displaced by the activities of cattle rustlers in Niger State within the past three weeks, an emergency official said on Sunday
Star Music Trek 2016 ends in Lagos
This year’s edition of Star Music The Trek ended with a dazzling spark, yesterday, as the city was shutdown by amazing performances from 2Baba, Tiwa Savage, D’banj, Ycee, Burnaboy, Simi, Falz and Olamide.
Nigeria records over $200m FinTech investment in 2 years – KPMG
KPMG, a global network of professional firms providing audit, tax and advisory services, has revealed that investment in Nigeria Financial services Technology, FinTech, over the last two years has exceeded $200 million.
Why Nigeria needs to focus on entrepreneurial development
In Nigeria, shaping the future beyond oil is a critical part of the national agenda. The current economy is dominated by the oil industry. The labour force of 47 million is growing, as is the unemployment rate currently at 20%, with millions of workers underemployed. Nigeria has the largest domestic market in Africa, a wide range of natural resources, and a diversely skilled labour pool. Given these economic realities, the country must constantly create new jobs, and diversify the industrial and commercial sector to take advantage of human and natural resources.

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