Boko Haram: Scores of Oyo IDPs want fare back home
Herdsmen kill DELSU staff
BoE to focus more on protecting insurance policyholders
NAICOM, PenCom give life companies approval to choose PFCs
Nigerian cardiologists record breakthrough in heart surgery
Despite recession companies’ revenue up 15.8% to N4.4 trn
Oshiomhole versus soludo at vanguard economic forum – 2
Global regulators delve deeper into risks from insurers
CEIBS Nigeria charges members on Asia-Africa relations
Job opportunities in lottery are limitless – Expert
Fraud forces insurers to step up e-payment
Nigerians must make sacrifices to end recession – Bishop

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Lecturer to parents: Stop registering your children in ‘’miracle centres’’
Mr Musbau Abdulkareem, Head, Political Science Department, College of Education, Oro, Kwara has advised parents against registering their children in ”miracle centres” for examinations.
Insurance industry invests N448 bn in money market in 2016
THE Nigerian Insurance Industry is said to have committed an estimated N448 billion as deposit placements in the banking industry as well as investments in the money market in 2016.
Microfinance bank’s loan work for some, leave many in debt
MICROFINANCE Banks (MfBs) are sources of financial services for entrepreneurs, small businesses lacking access to banking and related services, yet many fall victim due to inability to pay back debt even as it worked for others. .
Whither Savannah Bank of Nigeria plc?
TWO weeks ago, specifically Wednesday, March 15, was the World Consumer Rights Day. However, consumers of banking and financial services in Nigeria could not fully join their counterparts all over the world to commemorate and celebrate this Special Day. This is because customers of Savannah Bank of Nigeria (SBN) Plc are still in agony, suspense and with loads of questions in their hearts, 15 years after.
2018 World Cup qualifier: Defoe scores on England return
England took another comfortable step on the road to qualification for next summer’s FIFA World Cup in Russia as they eased past Lithuania 2-0 at Wembley on Sunday.
Group begs Benin monarch for forgiveness over unauthorized use of insignia
Benin Solidarity Movement (BSM), a socio- cultural organisation in Benin, has asked for forgiveness for using Oba of Benin,, Ewuare II’s, insignia on a letterhead without authorisation.
Crises: Ekweremadu calls for alternative dispute resolution
The Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, has advocated Alternative Dispute Resolution as a panacea for various forms of tension and crisis bedeviling the country.
PDP youths ask Magu to vacate EFCC office
The People’s Democratic Party Youth Frontiers has asked the Acting Chairman of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu to vacate the office he currently occupy.
Blind sacked as Netherlands head coach after Bulgaria defeat
The Netherlands on Sunday announced they have sacked head coach Danny Blind after two years in charge.
Ahmad starts work as CAF President
Ahmad, the President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), on Sunday in Cairo at the confederation’s headquarters formally started work in his new position.

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