Why Africa must copy China’s industrialisation drive by IGU
IVF, solution to infertility problems —Oyetunji
NGO hails Anambrarians, police, others on violence free poll
Save Imo courts from total collapse — Chief Judge
Nigeria exports $9.7m, earns N69bn from solid minerals — NEITI
There are huge opportunities for microfinance in Nigeria — MD, Asha MfB
Apapa gridlock worsens, Ambode’s taskforce yet to take off
AWARD: Ambode accepts Transparency Nigeria’s nomination
25 women get free fistula surgery in Cross River
UEFA Champions League tables
Mainagate: Pension fraud syndicate after my life, office —AGF
Mugabe clings to power, dashes resignation hopes
2018: Joining APC is like leaving Jesus Christ for satan – Fayose
DBN to sign on banks, more MFIs before year end — Okpanachi
Insurers groan as premium growth lags behind liabilities
Cost of funds to fall as over N700bn inflow hit interbank

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Corruption smoke everywhere
Is aiding and abetting corruption, or the act of defending a thief falsely that he/she did not steal, against all proven evidences of stealing, not itself an act of corruption?
Buhari in the land of 5%
It is obvious that these chieftaincy titles on Buhari are mere borrowed robes. They do not fit. Buhari has never done anything in his life as leader of this country to deserve any honour from Igbo people. He knows it
Stanbic IBTC reports 78% increase in profit in Q3 2017
Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc has posted a 77.7 percent increase in profit before tax to N45.65 billion from N25.7 billion for the nine month period ended September 30, 2016.
S&P assigns stable outlook to UBA
By Nkiruka Nnorom Standard & Poor (S&P) Global Ratings has affirmed its long and short-term global scale issuer credit ratings on United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) at ‘B/B’. The rating agency also affirmed a long- and short-term Nigeria national scale ratings on the group at ‘ngBBB/ngA-2’ and assigned a stable outlook to the bank. […]
Why Nigerian Fulani won’t accept ranching — Miyetti-Allah
ABUJA—THE Fulani in Nigeria have said they will not accept cattle ranching because the country’s geographical location was not suitable for it.

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