Lack of awareness, value, affordability cripple interest in insurance — Rector
Mixed sentiment to trail equities market this week
Sekibo advocates legislation on funding of creative industry
Learning to swim without getting wet
There is need to review Nigeria’s fiscal policy – FBN Ins boss
Cost of funds to fall as N1.1tr boost interbank market
How Nzeribe’s Formula fomented APC’s crises – Utomi
Allow Chevron IRDC to operate, group appeals to Rita Lori-Ogbebor
Weak demand undermine industrial, consumer goods sector
SPDC: Esau’s hand and Jacob’s Voice
Fasehun to be buried Jan 10 — FAMILY
Electoral Bill: Adeola kicks against overriding President’s veto
Zenith Bank unveils POS collection without payment cards
ACGS: Banks reduce lending to farmers by 19%
No audit report, no budget defence, NASS tells NDDC
Activists to Buhari: Don’t Let EFCC Set Zamfara on Fire

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Woman freed in Imo, weeks after failure to pay hospital bill
A woman in her early 40s, Mrs Gloria Oriuwa, from Onuimo Local Government Area of Imo state, has regained her freedom weeks after she could not pay her hospital bill of N280,000 (Two hundred and Eighty thousand naira)
Don’t use my pictures for key holders, Adeboye warns impersonators
LAGOS — THE General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye has again warned people using his name and photographs for commercial purposes to desist or risk prosecution by relevant authorities.
All traffic offenders’ll be prosecuted — AMBODE
LAGOS—GOVERNOR Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, yesterday, warned that all traffic offenders in the state would henceforth be prosecuted.
N800bn subsidy debts: DAPPMA insists on strike to stop fuel loading
THERE are indications that fuel distribution will be destabilised as the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, yesterday, insisted on embarking on strike to distrupt lifting from depots nationwide.
Enugu nice, calm, peaceful, says Don Moen
ENUGU—Popular American gospel singer, songwriter, pastor and producer of Christian worship music, Mr. Don Moen, yesterday expressed delight at the calm and peaceful atmosphere prevailing in Enugu State.
Imo oil communities demand end to suffering
Owerri—Protesters from oil communities in Ohaji /Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, have said that they can no longer endure the sufferings caused by oil companies in their areas.
Runsewe commends organizers of 3rd Abuja Annual Trade
The Director-General of the National Council for Arts and Culture, Otunba Segun Runsewe, has commended designers of the Wuye ultra-modern market in Abuja. He gave the commendation during the occasion of the opening of the 3rd Wuye annual trade fair held in Abuja at which Runsewe was a special guest of honour.
Oyetola tasks Osun indigenes on payment of tax
OSOGBO—GOVERNOR Gboyega Oyetola of Osun State has urged citizens of the state to pay their taxes regularly to enable the government to discharge its responsibilities to the people.
CCNN/BUA merger: Shareholders to get higher dividend – Mikail
The National Chairman, Constance Shareholders Association of Nigeria, Mr. Shehu Mallam Mikail, in an interview with Financial Vanguard spoke on the merger between Cement Company of Northern Nigeria, CCNN Plc and BUA Cement, saying that shareholders will benefit more from the combined entity. He also said that the merger will also enhance the output of cement production in the country. Excerpts:
Revisiting the rot in Nigeria’s public varsities
Nigerian universities are now centres of casualisation where under-staffing and reliance on part-time and adjunct lecturers reign

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