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BBNaija (S4): Again, Seyi wins Veto Power of Chance
FOR THE RECORD: Summary of facts on $9.6bn P&ID liability
Mike Bryan fined $10,000 for gun gesture at US Open
Brexit :Back me or I’ll sack you Boris Johnson tells MPs
Confusion clouds China’s social credit system
Zamfara LGC chairmen vow to support ex-governor Yari
Serena on extent of ankle injury: ‘We’ll see tomorrow’
U.S. Open: Svitolina serves her way past Keys into quarter-finals
I’d do it again tomorrow, Serena coach says of illicit coaching
Serena advances to U. S. Open quarter-finals in spite ankle injury
Djokovic’s U.S. Open title defence derailed by injury
Osaka, Nadal headline Day Eight at U.S. Open
Jettison list of nominees of NDDC board, IPFEJ urges Buhari
Deadly parcel from South Africa
USA’s visa spat with Nigeria
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SubscribeGroup life: Private sector earnings sustain insurers as public sector fails
FOLLOWING the failure of public sector group life business segment in their income portfolio, insurance companies may have created a bigger income stream in their group life policy in the private sector.
Privatisation as political robbery
MY friend and comrade, Professor Abubakar Momoh, took a sudden exit two years ago. On Wednesday, the resourceful Lagos State University, LASU, under its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olanrewaju Adigun Fagbohun, invited me to speak on Momoh. One of my main recollections was the sustained and principled campaign he waged against privatisation.
Bale sees red after brace as Real draw at Villarreal
Gareth Bale twice came to Real Madrid’s rescue to salvage a 2-2 draw at Villarreal in La Liga on Sunday The Wales forward however ended the night in despair as he was sent off in added time for receiving two yellow cards. Real were severely weakened by six injuries to attacking players and fell behind […]
Volatility trails equity market as crude oil price declines
THE declining crude oil price and fear of a possible global recession may have added pressures on Nigeria’s equity market as volatility continued on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, last week resulting to reversal of previous marginal gains recorded mid-week.
Forte Oil plans to delist from NSE, reverses takeover offer
THERE are indications that Forte Oil Plc is planning to delist its shares from the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, following the proposed takeover offer by Ignite Investments and Commodities Limited to other existing shareholders.
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