IMF, economists disagree over Nigeria’s economic prescriptions
Supply improvement: NERC calls for embedded power
PHCN nabs two vandals
Sterling Bank: Growth for steady returns
Privatisation: BPE releases PHCN bid documents
Shell finds two oil leaks in Nigeria’s Delta
OTC boosts Emval Group business
Group advocates democratic management of PHCN
Poly Products to delist shares from NSE
PIB, catalyst for oil, gas investments – Ajumogobia
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SubscribeNigeria needs one land-line per household – Oyewunmi
On June 4th and 5th 2012, at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja will be a beehive of activities. Leaders and stakeholders in the telecommunication industry will be converging there for the Nigerian Wireless Communications Expo (NWCE).
NACCIMA asks FG to legalise illegal refineries
…Tasks CBN, SEC on N52.2bn unclaimed dividends
Nigeria Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) to establish an Unclaimed Dividend Trust Fund as a means to addressing the problem of unclaimed dividends which presently estimated at N52.2 billion, even as it posited that legalizing illegal refineries would boost local supply capacity of petroleum products, reduce prices and create jobs.
Knorr steps up growth through brand extension
Brands that reflect, live and adapt, earn the right to survive over time. Brands that project themselves change the rules and the fitness landscape.
D-Banner Africa, C23 boost digital advertisement
Nigeria’s advertising landscape received a boost recently when C23, a media and IT firm, in collaboration with D Banner Africa, a mobile media station, launched a digital banner, designed to boost the consumer base of low and large scale businesses in the country.
Ignorance keeps Nigeria away from dev – Ikpe
A bank chief and chairman of Ithoki Energy Resource, Chief Kingsley Ikpe has advised that to avert further ruins in the nations economy it’s economic planners must stop relying so much on imports and seek ways to encourage productivity if it hopes to remain relevant in the global competitive market.
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