NDIC pays N1.48bn to 10,312 depositors of 47 closed MFBs
Jetlink partners HP, others
Manitoba frustrated over TCN management
Energia targets 10,000bpd production by 2013
WIMBIZ holds 2012 conference
Jonathan tasks chambers of commerce on business climate
Lagos tax reform thrills pupils with scholarships
When will Nigerian industries be revived? – Ezemegwara
Segun Ogunsanya becomes CEO, Airtel Nigeria
Fall in oil price worries Okonjo-Iweala
ITF, NECA partner in devt of technical education
IFC, Citi sign N158bn deal for growth of emerging markets
NSITF pays N14m claims to employees
Cleaning industry can drive Nigeria’s economic growth – Akintola
FIATA accreditation, my greatest achievement – CRFFN Chairman

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BPE clarifies payment mechanism for GenCos, DisCos
The Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, has clarified that bank guarantees submitted by preferred bidders on the companies they are buying would be returned to them upon the payment of 25 per cent of the purchase price.
Cabotage fund hits N25.4bn
THE Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund,CVFF, of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has hit a total of $169 million, equivalent of N25.4 billion, as at September 2012.
Farmers get free cocoa pods from agric ministry
A strategic consideration in the transformation of the cocoa sector involving the use of improved genetic stocks (newly released CRINc1 – 8, WACRI 11 Hybrids & F3-Amazon) and phased replacement of old unproductive stocks with new high yielding stocks got a boost last week at Owena, near Akure in Ondo State.
First Academy combines tenets of cooperate training to develop workforce
First Academy foundation school in order to develop the First Bank workforce has said it would combine the tenets of corporate training with the intellectual discipline and rigour that underpin academic learning.
IITA proffers recipe to food insecurity
Food security in Africa will remain elusive with isolated successes, fuelling a sense of false optimism in an otherwise dismal situation unless decisive actions are taken to assist small-scale farmers to grow more and more valuable crops, according to the Director General of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Dr Nteranya Sanginga.

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