Digital Finance growth outpaces confidence — Bridgforte
Transcorp Hotels approves NSE listing, IPO
Regulators must protect consumers by firm and fair regulations — Loremikan
I threw away SIM cards worth millions of Naira — Tobi-Williams Dimoji
Nigeria needs better enforcement against fake, unregistered products — Emeka Ajoiyi
Effective strategies and techniques of risk profiling of a company
Eshoppaz unveils gospel singer, Buchi as brand ambassador
Customs boss in smugglers forest
‘FG’s 70% duty on imported cars will trigger hardship’
NIHOTOUR decries lack of training hotel
CBN retains MPR at 12%
Molit brings international standard home
We are not left out in global trend of development—Tecno
Glo Xchange moves town hall meetings to Onitsha, Warri, Kano, other cities
Grenada eyes mutual trade ties with Nigeria

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Multiple Customs, Police checkpoints back at Lagos-Badagry Expressway
Few weeks after the retirement of the immediate past Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, road blocks along the Lagos Badagry Expressway have returned with the Badagry – Seme end having about 11 and nine police and Customs checkpoints respectively.
‘Agric transformation favours peasant farmers’
The Director General of Unique Farmers Association, UFAN, Chief John Paul Adama has said that Agricultural Transformation Agenda, ATA, of President Goodluck Jonathan administration most favorable to peasant rural farmers as the scheme has eliminated intrigues in the country who deny armers of their entitlements.
Why we are investing N2.2b in rice production — Wems Agro
Following Dangote’s $1billion investment in rice production in Nigeria, another company has pledged to invest about N2.2 billion in cultivating about 25,000 hectares of land at Akotogbo in Ondo state with a promise to create 2500 jobs.
Nigeria automotive industry development bill scales through
The Nigeria Automotive Industry Development Bill 2014 on Thursday scaled through second reading at the Senate.
60% of aircraft operated by Nigerians are on lease – NCAA
The Acting Director-General, Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Mr Benedict Adeyileka, on Thursday said that more than 60 per cent of the aircraft operated by Nigerian airlines were on lease.

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