Five PFAs control pension market, account for 54% of new RSAs
AXA Mansard int’l health plan covers cancer, other chronic conditions
‘Pension contributors should inform PFAs four months to retirement’
Why you need insurance
Do you have a retirement plan?
APCON tightens noose on foreign ad agencies’ incursion
Edo 2013 Budget: Is anything there for me?
Nigeria Railway moves over 30,000 passengers in eight weeks
Meter manufacturer seeks support on funding
Nigeria and quest for nuclear power energy in the 21st Century (5)
Parker Drilling to pay $15.8m over Nigerian bribery charges
Understanding petroleum industry JOA in post financial meltdown (3)
Going green: Techno Oil unveils gas stoves
Nigeria loses 620MW of electricity in three months
Stakeholders canvass PPP to transform Abuja Commodities Exchange
Experts task Nigerians on investment opportunities in global markets
Shale oil production to shake up global oil and gas markets

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CBN set to implement sustainable banking principle
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is set to implement the Nigerian Sustainable Banking Principles (NSBP) and the accompanying three sector guidelines on Agriculture, Power, Oil and Gas introduced in July 2012 and adopted by the Bankers’ Committee.
Wheat tariff: Honeywell Flour profitability rises marginally to N2.54bn
Honeywell Flour Mills PLC has announced its nine operating results for 2012 which show profit before tax (PBT) rising marginally by 1% to N2.54 billion.
Shell, Exxon, Total, Chevron, others parley on alleged corruption
Major oil industry executives gather in Nigeria’s capital for an annual conference this week with Africa’s largest crude producer under pressure over reports alleging large-scale corruption and mismanagement.
‘Those seeking to kill PIB are looking for trouble’
Hon Uzoma Nkem-Abonta, a lawyer, represents Abia State in the House of Representatives. He is said to have moved the highest number of motions on the floor of the House. In this interview, he speaks on the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB; Nigeria’s centenary celebrations and other national issues.
Apapa terminal gets satellite container system
Port terminal operator, APM Terminals Apapa Limited, has introduced satellite-based container location system capable of ensuring 99.5 per cent accuracy of container location and inventory in the terminal yard to aid prompt service delivery at the port. The equipment includes a satellite-based Global Positioning System (GPS) for containers, and a multi-level container inspection facility for physical examination of containers by Customs operatives.
Controversy dogs Computer Village relocation
Over three years after the pre-qualifying bidding exercise embarked upon by the Lagos State government for the relocation of the popular Computer Village to de-congest Ikeja, and ensure urban renewal, some operators and residents in the area, which houses thousands of technology companies, are agitating and questioning government sincerity about the project.
‘Budget 2013 may lose 50 percent implementation’
As controversy continues to trail 2013 appropriation bill, an economic expert is of the opinion that the Federal Government may not be able to implement up to 50 per cent of the total budget, when the grey areas and other issues surrounding the document are finally resolved. Also, the delay in signing the document due to the face-of between the executive and the legislature if not carefully handled, according to Mr Sulayman Bello, can lead to constitutional crisis.
Indorama to build Africa’s largest fertiliser plant in Eleme
The management of Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Limited said on Friday that it had concluded plans for the construction of Africa’s largest fertiliser plant in Eleme, Rivers State.
How FG can support maritime practitioners – Tony Dania
Barrister Tony Dania, is a foremost legal practitioner and maritime expert. In this interview with Saturday Vanguard Business, he gives legal points on germane issues that bother on Nigeria’s national economic development with regard to the maritime, oil and gas business challenges. Excerpts:
Statoil gets UK’s approval for $7bn Mariner Field plan
Statoil ASA has secured the approval of the United Kingdom for its $7 billion Mariner heavy oil field’s development, in the North Sea

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