THE effect of the global economic meltdown may have strike Nigeria’s non-oil export sector as its earning dropped largely last year.
As at September last year, the earnings from non-oil export was put at $1 billion by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), down from from the $1.8 billion earned in the corresponding period of 2008.

Over 20 museums and archives in the country were rehabilitated in 2009, Mr George Ufot, the Director of Culture, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation has said .

As part of its effort to reduce the increasing unemployment in the state, the Lagos State Government has establish three commercial fish cages and pen culture system of size 5.7 x 4.8×2.1metres at the lagoon front of the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
The state also revealed that by the middle of the year, they will be producing there own fish feeds as a way of reducing the price of fish feeds in across the state.

Investors have continued to lament the long delay associated with the verification of share certificates by registrars among others.
The investors who daily besieged registrars of quoted companies in their thousands are faced with various difficulties, ranging from verification of their share certificates, dividend warrant enquiries, re-validation of their warrant and probate letter of administration.

The Board of Afprint Nigeria Plc last week expressed its commitment in meeting their final obligations to the minority shareholders of the textile company.