Customs releases impounded trucks after CGC’s intervention at bonded terminal
Nigeria is losing money holding reserves in dollars– FMI
Bearish run persists, equities’ value dips by N16bn
CCNN surpasses turnover, PAT forecast for second quarter — Vetiva
Farmer says mixing politics with agric is detrimental
Construction of grazing reserves to gulp N3.6b
FG releases 25,000 tonnes of assorted grains
Bank crisis: Our worries – Labour
PSC Industries boss challenges the FG to try solar energy
FISON calls for more policing of nation’s waters
Expert seeks legal action against CBN for currency devaluation
Minister calls for inventory of telecoms masts, base stations
Stanbic IBTC’s assets base hits N351bn
Experts on telecommunications meet in Katsina
FBN Microfinance grants N150m loans to customers
Confidence crisis worsens as share value dips further by N48bn

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Basel Committee calls for higher Tier 1 capital for banks
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, which comprise Central Bank Governors and Head of Banking Supervision units around the world, has called for higher levels and quality of Tier 1 capital for banks.
AfDB approves $1m technical assistance grant for AB Microfinance in Nigeria
Japan and the African Development Bank (AfDB) have approved a grant of $1m to AB Microfinance Bank of Nigeria (AB MFB) from the Fund for African Private Sector Assistance (FAPA).
SON issues ultimatum to manufacturers, importers of roofing products
Standards Organisation of Nigeria(SON) has issued a six months ultimatum to importers of Galvanized Corrugated Steel Roofing Sheets to stop bringing in the commodity by December 31, 2009, even as it directed local manufacturers to comply strictly to the directive within the same period.
FDA launches electronic database for faster food safety reporting
The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday unveiled a new electronic database where manufacturers must notify the government if they believe one of their products is likely to cause sickness or death in people or animals.
NIMASA sends 27 to India Maritime Academy for capacity building
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, (NIMASA) has sent 27 youths to the Academy of Maritime Education and Training, AMET, India for a three-year training in Seafaring
The youths represent the first batch of beneficiaries of the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme, (NSDP), a pet project of the Federal Ministry of Transport, to develop the Nigerian seafaring potentials.
Customs boss rolls out 6 point agenda
The new Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Abdullahi Dikko, has rolled out a six point agenda for officers and men of the Service, even as he has promised an enhanced salary packaged to encourage productivity.
SON rids market of substandard longspan roofing sheets
Standards Organisation of Nigeria is set to also rid the Nigerian Markets of substandard Long Span Aluminum Roofing Sheets.
GlaxoSmithKline launches Ribena Colouring promo
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria PLC, has launched Ribena Colouring Spree Promotion, saying it’s to reward consumers of the product.
Freight forwarders divided over collection wharf landing fees
THE various freight for warding groups in the Nigerian maritime industry have disagreed over the recently introduced wharf landing fees
Freight forwarders’ crisis: Amiwero accuses police of conspiracy
The National President of the Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents, Mr Lucky Amiwero has accused the Area ‘B’ Division of the Nigeria Police of conspiring with unscrupulous elements to foment trouble in the freight forwarding industry of the Nigerian maritime sector.
Group honours Orji Kalu, Ihedioha, Biu, Customs CG, others today
Former Governor of Abia State, Dr Orji Uzor Kalu, Chief Whip, House of Representatives, Chief Emeka Ihedioha and the Executive Secretary, Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Captain Adamu Biu will amongs those in the Nigeria’s political class and maritime industry to the honoured by the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) for their contribution to the maritime industry today.
ICAO’s standards ‘ll enhance safety in Nigeria’s airspace, says Minister
The Minister of Aviation, Mr Babatunde Omotoba, said in Lagos on Tuesday that the International Civil Aviation Organisation’’s recommendations on regulatory standards would enhance safety in Nigeria’s airspace.
N60m needed to host IEYI
Nigeria will require, at least, N60 million to host the International Exhibition of Young Inventors (IEYI), according to the Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Alhassan Zaku.
CBN to meet with stockbrokers, shareholders on banks’ crisis
Following the current crisis rocking the Nigeria financial sector, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has concluded plans to meet with stockbrokers and investors in the Nigerian capital market, next week, to brief them of the latest development in the banking sector and seek suggestions on ways to move the sector out of its current predicament.
UK 2008 Trade Volume in Nigeria stood at £1.3 bn, Says British High Commissioner
THE British government disclosed Monday that its export to Nigeria stood at £1.3 billion in 2008 short of what it sold to South Africa, just as the volume of trade it had with Nigeria increased significantly by 30 per cent in 2008 and 23 per cent in the first five months of 2009.

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