Nigeria spared as seven OPEC+ producers raise output by 188,000 bpd
Nigeria’s business environment requires focus — Nestle boss
PHCN assets: ICPC interrogates NELMCO boss
Shale: Nigeria’s crude export to US declines by 91%
Account rendition: NSE threatens to sanction defaulters
FG denies signing electricity agreement with Congo
PPMC blames fuel scarcity on non-payment of subsidy claims
FG grants Mobil licence to build 575MW power plant
Epileptic power: Confab delegates urged to proffer solution
FG solicits UNIDO’s assistance on dams for power
CSR: PENGASSAN provides healthcare facility in Lagos
CWG, MAG Tech move to curb cyber attacks in financial sector
High interest rates killing economy — OPS

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NACCIMA calls for effective security to promote investment
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), has called on the Federal Government to ensure efficient and effective security system that promotes business/investment climate, as well as guarantees lives and properties of the citizens.
UNIDO partners Nigeria on inclusive, sustainable industrial development
The United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, UNIDO, is promoting Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development, ISID, in Nigeria to harness the full potential of industry’s contribution to the achievement of sustainable development and lasting prosperity for all.
Property title critical to mortgage creation – FMBN
Chairman of Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), Mr. Bisi Ogunjobi, has reiterated the importance of possession of property titles to mortgage creation and refinancing.
Manufacturers face too many cost challenges – Odunayo
The immediate past Executive Vice Chairman/CEO,Honeywell Flour Mills Plc, Mr. Folaranmi Babatunde Odunayo, retired on April 1st, 2014. Mr. Odunayo retired after 17 years of meritorious service. Odunayo, Honeywell’s pioneer CEO is a graduate of the then University of Ife, Ile-Ife (now ObafemiAwolowo University).
Becoming Tax Certified
Before the advent of the Europeans, Nigerians willingly paid their taxes in kind by rendering free services such as clearing of bush and fallow farmlands, digging pit toilets, wells, etc. for the benefit of the community as a whole. Properties were usually seized whenever there was a default and such properties might be reclaimed on payment of money.

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