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2015: FG partners firm over 1 GW solar power capacity devt
TEM: NERC reviews tariff methodology
Analysts rate NSE high despite challenges
Recapitalisation deadline tomorrow
BEDC laments harassment of staff in Etsako
PZ Wilmer, others seek withdrawal of 75% import duty waiver
Nigeria’s investment in R&D accounts for 0.01% —FIIRO
First quarter of 2015 ’ll be rough for businesses, economy — NACCIMA
Boat operators call for relocation of NIWA headquarters to Lagos
BoI, 10 banks collaborate to fund SMEs
SEC, NBA to partner on capital market development
‘Shipping industry can create 5m jobs in 4 yrs’
LCCI flays Customs over hike in invoice values

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First Watch: What the next governor of Lagos State should do for us (11)
When one is coming out of the Ogudu G.R.A. and one wishes to travel towards Oworonshoki, the street one passes through and the adjoining streets make up an open market where tomatoes, peppers and other food items are on display for sale.
Let your PFA know your next-of-kin
It is important that you introduce and confirm your Next-of-Kin to your Pension Fund Administrator for record purpose because no one knows when Mr. Death may come calling.
You have a choice to modify your vehicle’s comprehensive cover
As a vehicle owner in Nigeria, you have the option to choose between third party motor insurance cover and comprehensive motor insurance cover. If you opt for the comprehensive cover, you should know that a basic comprehensive motor insurance policy covers; third party insurance; fire damage to your vehicle; theft of your vehicle; collision or overturning damage to your vehicle; medical expenses incurred on you or your family members arising from injury sustained from accident to your motor vehicle subject to the limit specified by your insurer; towing expenses incurred on your motor vehicle following accident and up to the limit specified by your insurer.
Buyers shun Nigeria’s January crude cargo
Nigerian crude cargoes for January loading are struggling to sell with almost half of the program still available due to very weak demand with an oversupply of sweet crudes, market sources said.
Global coal demand to reach 9bn tonnes by 2019
Global demand for coal over the next five years will continue marching higher, breaking the 9-billion-tonne level by 2019, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its annual Medium-Term Coal Market Report just released.

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