COFAS calls for Cooperative Development Fund in Anambra
Dangote effects another cut in petrol price
I have a desire to help empower younger generation – Ogeah
‘Agriculture remains the fastest way to create jobs’
FG to establish regional maritime transport system
MoneyGram reiterates commitment to girl-child education
Bajaj controls 35% motorcycle market share
Shareholders call for legislation on SEC’s new code
AFC invests N8bn in ARM
Kwara state govt. to mop up farmers excess produce
West African ports move against Nigeria’s proposed hub bid
Trade among African countries declining, says Perm Sec
CPC moves to combat products’ counterfeiting
SON faults slow take off of Cement Institute
Change Nigeria trade policy – shipowners cry out

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NITEL workers protest non-payment of salary …call for CEO’s removal
Workers of the Nigerian Telecommunication Commission (NITEL) staged a rally on Tuesday in Abuja in protest of the management’s failure to pay their nine months salary. The protesters led by Comrade Elias Kazzah, the President of the Senior Staff Association of Communication Transportation and Corporation (SSACTAC), NITEL Branch, also called for the removal of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Hajiya Zainab Sa’ab.
Maritime firm protests illegal demolition of office, loss of cash
THE Management of Joe Yomi maritime services has protested the illegal demolition of its office by officials of the Lagos State Task Force on environment and other related offences, a development he said has disrupted the company’s source of income.
Ogun woos investors, sets five-cardinal programme
Ogun State Investors Forum convened by Governor Ibikunle Amosun, formally began yesterday in Abeokuta, the state capital. The two days forum is themed: “Ogun State: Open for Business.
ECS: NSITF threatens to sanction recalcitrant employers
MANAGEMENT of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, has called on employers in the country to, without delay, comply with the provisions of the Employees’ Compensation Act, ECA, saying it will not hesitate to apply the necessary sanctions as provided by the Act on any recalcitrant employer.
FG delays N3.6bn premium provision for 2011 group life
Strong indications have emerged that the Federal Government may be jeopardising the lives of its employees under the group life scheme if the N3.6billion provided for by the government is not released to the Head of Service, just as Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, settled N1.4billion claims to families of 554 deceased civil servants.

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