Manufacturers deepen local raw materials sourcing, up 11% in 3yrs
Cashless: Banks flag off road show in Lagos
Why Africa’ll continue to rely on foreign aid – Puplampu
Global survey of accountants caution govts on recovery
Lead poisoning: Zamfara denies receiving aid from FG
No severance pay for TCN staff – Nnaji
FG to build $4bn coal power plant in Benue
Ogoni oil spill: Jonathan sets up restoration project
NNPC refutes dilapidation of Atlas Cove
Stakeholders call for expedite passage of PIB
Oil spill: ‘Nigerian pipelines too old’

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2ND AWE SUMMIT: A GEM approach to Financial Inclusion for Women
What a man can do, a woman can do better, goes a popular saying. This implies that a woman is endowed with potentials, which when properly harnessed, can make a woman function at the same level of performance or even at higher level than a man. The validity of this belief is reflected in the life and stories of women who have not only succeeded but also excelled in academics, governance and in the business world.
FG to introduce regulations on marine pollution control
The Federal Government is set to introduce 12 regulations for the control of marine pollution in the country.
ICAN calls for strengthening of existing institutions
If Nigeria must be transformed economically, all its existing institutions must be strengthened while new ones are created with a more enduring framework. This is part of the recommendations made at the just concluded 7th Eastern Zonal Accountants Conference of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa state.
SEC, FMAN to expand access to collective investment scheme
AS part of efforts to deepen the Collective Investment Scheme, CIS, the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, and Fund Managers Association of Nigeria, FMAN, at the third quarterly meeting held weekend in Lagos agreed to produce an all encompassing strategic plan.
NECA protests use of foreigners in promoting entrepreneurship in Nigeria
NIGERIA Employers Consultative Association, NECA, has protested the use of foreigners from Italy, South Africa and Zimbabwe by the Ekiti State Government, for its International Enterprise Development Training for Young Farmers in the state, instead of Nigerian certified International Labour Organisation, ILO, Master Trainers who have same competence and qualifications as their foreign counterparts.

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