FirstMobile App offers increased daily transactions limit
Banks and customers leverage on social media for interaction
Markets turn against 2017 Fiscal plan
Ghost workers: Who is deceiving who?
Federal government building castles in the air
How to leverage opportunities in the stock market – Onyema
FG contract is strictly between the insurers through brokers
NAICOM, workers bicker over Union membership
Insurance, pension record 5,000 complaints at CPC
Banks push mobile payment as transactions rises 200% to N12bn
Access Bank boosts liquidity with N35bn Commercial Paper
Stanbic IBTC Bank: Bear run cuts investors’ expectations
Wike goofed at Sultan’s palace
Is multiple stock exchange system the solution to listing problem?

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The Investors Protection Fund
We read from newspapers about the Investors Protection Fund, IPF, but as an association we are yet to get any communication from the NSE to that effect. If truly that such Fund exists at least the NSE would have communicated to all registered shareholders group in the country. We are the retail investors to whom the Fund is meant for and as such should be aware of its existence.
Nice exit French Cup, Marseille need extra time
Ligue 1 leaders Nice crashed out of the last 64 of the French Cup on Sunday after a 2-1 defeat at struggling Lorient, while Marseille won 2-1 at Toulouse after extra time.
Messi to the rescue, but Barca lose ground on Madrid
Barcelona’s poor start to 2017 continued as they lost further ground on Real Madrid at the top of La Liga despite a sensational last minute Lionel Messi free-kick salvaging a 1-1 draw at Villarreal on Sunday.
Nine things Obama will be remembered for
As Barack Obama prepares to leave office on January 20, here are nine things his presidency may be remembered for:
– Making history –
If historians were to write only one thing about Barack Hussein Obama, they would likely note that — 143 years after slavery was abolished — a young Illinois senator became the first black president of the United States.
You can’t manage White House like family business, Obama tells Trump
US President Barack Obama said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he has tried to impress upon president-elect Donald Trump that running the White House is different from any other job.
Spurs beat Aston Villa to reach FA Cup fourth round
Ben Davies scored his first goal for Tottenham as the eight-time winners ground out an FA Cup third-round win over a stubborn Aston Villa side on Sunday.
Four dead after Chile plane crash
A plane crash in southern Chile killed four people Sunday, according to local officials.
Continue to embrace God, Adeboye urges Nigerians
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Sunday attributed the steady growth of the State in all sectors to God’s intervention, just as he said that with divine direction, the State will continue to experience pleasant surprises all year round.
Niger Govt declares 3-day mourning in honour of late Kure
No fewer than 31 business offices and shops, including about 20 houses were on Sunday evening razed in an inferno that occurred at a filling station in Ado Ekiti.
Photos: Senator Dino Melaye celebrates birthday in style
Senator from Kogi West Senatorial District, Dino Melaye on Sunday (today) celebrated his birthday in an old school style.
Fayose leads firefighters to put out raging fire in Ekiti
Ekiti state Governor, Ayodele Fayose has, Sunday, led a team of fire-fighters to quench an inferno which broke out at Strive Energy Petrol Station, Ijigbo roundabout in Ado Ekiti, the state’s capital.
Abdullahi Kure’s death great shock, IBB mourns
Former Military President, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, said on Sunday that the sudden death of former Governor of Niger State, Abdulkadir Abdullahi Kure came to him as a great shock.
Abdulkadir Kure’s death a great lost – Bello
Governor Abubakar Bello of Niger described the death of Kure, as a great lost to the state and the country at large.
Take Nigeria out of darkness now, Group tells Fashola
Human rights advocacy group, The Wailing Wailers, has urged the Minister for Power, Works, and Housing, Babatunde Fashola (SAN) to put up measures at ensuring adequate power supply to the country.
FA Cup: Chelsea ease past Peterborough 4-1
Chelsea cruised into the fourth round of the English FA Cup on Sunday after thrashing Peterborough 4-1.

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