IMF, economists disagree over Nigeria’s economic prescriptions
Customers accuse bank of forceful use of ATM cards
Trade between Nigeria, Britain rise by 67%
LASACO reiterates commitment to oil and gas insurance
IGI escapes Senate hammer on pension probe
AAEUN raises alarm over food shortages in Nigeria
More companies closing down, laments CANMPEF
ELECTRICITY: The new tariff war
Insurance operators move to curb financial crimes
Trading in FGN bonds dips by 0.34%
Firm invests N775m in QSR

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Training should not be seen as a stressful exercise says Dr.Odhomo
Dr. Joseph King E. Odhomo, chairman, Pejoe Development Co. Ltd., Upstream and Downstream sector; petroleum marketers, transporters, industrial electrical, engineering works, oil field services, projects management and general contractors.
Informal workers call for massive investment in critical sectors
FEDERATION of Informal Workers of Nigeria, FIWON, has called for massive investment in the critical sectors of the economy and called on the government to ensure a conducive working environment for workers especially those in the informal sector.
Courteville has recorded consistent profit, dividends for 3 years – Akindele
Courteville Business Solutions Plc, a quoted entity on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has recorded consistent profit in the past three (3) years from 2009 to 2011, Managing Director/CEO of the company, Mr. Adebola Akindele has said.
Stockbroker seeks establishment of more stock exchanges
A financial expert and the Managing Director, Maxifund Securities Limited, Mazi Okechukwu Unegbu, has called for the establishment of more stock exchanges across the nation, saying that the demutualization of the current exchange without providing alternative trading points will portend danger for the entire economy.
Nigeria, Singapore bi-lateral trade rises by 25% – Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered Bank has restated its readiness to facilitate trade between Nigeria and Singapore as Nigeria was Singapore’s 51st largest trading partner in 2011 with bilateral trade rising 25 per cent from 2010 figures to S$481.5 million.

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