NDIC pays N1.48bn to 10,312 depositors of 47 closed MFBs
Running a successful crowdfunding campaign
Stock market loses N135bn as performance indicators drop for 3 days
FCMB, House of Tara introduce women empowerment initiative
NAICOM leveraging on transformation agenda to change face of insurance
NAICOM gives condition on insurers’ expansion abroad
Presidency hijacks recruitment exercise in NPA
The Nigerian securities industry and the 2015 national elections (2)
NIA seeks to sustain enforcement of compulsory insurances
Business owners do not utilise funds –Ogbolu
Chams announces Aladekomo’s retirement, names new helmsman
NB assures investors of commitment to enhance efficiency
AMNI threatens to terminate partnership with Afren
Price slump: Nigeria prone to uncompetitive investment — Report
I don’t want to lose money (3)
Electricity supply: FG accuses DISCOs of sabotage
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SubscribeFG to enforce standardisation of electricity installations
The Minister of State for Power, Mr. Mohammed Wakil, said that the Federal Government is set to enforce quality control and standardisation of electricity materials installations. Wakil gave the assurance during the official commissioning of the remodeled National Meter Test Station and opening of the Technical Inspectorate Service Field Office in Lagos.
Litigations force govt to renew pre-privatisation meter contracts
The Federal Government is being forced to revalidate contracts entered into by the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, for the supply of electricity metres to Nigerians before the privatisation of the generation and distribution segments of the power sector.
FMBN grants N1.5bn to Resort Savings and Loans
As the nation grapples with the challenge of providing affordable housing for itscitizenry, a leading mortgage Bank, Resort Savings and Loans Plc recently got an approval for N1.5 billion mortgages for more than 125 beneficiaries underNational Housing Fund Scheme in January, 2015.
Falling oil price: Nigeria, others risk N5.1tn in pipelines projects
NIGERIA among other countries may risk over N5.1 trillion ($30 billion) worth of oil and gas pipelines projects due to the persisting decline in crude oil price. As it stands, some major infrastructure project pipelines are being threatened of being heavily curtailed, as falling oil prices force those governments reliant on oil revenues to make cuts, this is according to the Business Monitor International, BMI’s Infrastructure Key Projects Database.
BoI earmarks N2.2bn for Cassava Bread Fund scheme
The Bank of Industry Limited has announced a N2.2 billion Cassava Bread Fund Initiative for 174 Members of the Association of Master Bakers of Nigeria.
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