Credit to private sector declines 15% in July
Insurance firms must adhere to prudential standards — NAICOM
Oil steady near $74 as U.S. growth forecast to quicken
Firm seeks FG’s approval to build refinery
FG moves to tackle wrecks on waterways
NIMASA partners OAU on climate observation
Customs to enhance etransactions in Nation’s ports
Rights Issue : Oando positioning for local,global competitiveness
Rights Issue: Interlinked Technologies set for turnaround
Selling Africa’s growth story a challenge
Mixed reactions trail dredging of Lower River Niger
Toyota recalls 1.8m vehicles over accelerator problem
Effective decision-making strategy in business
Zain and Palestine’s Paltel connect through ‘One Network’
LCCI laments over avalanche of multiple taxation

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Programos offers bailout software packages to stockbrokers
With its bullish holds of over 100 stockbrokers’ automation across African capital market, Programos Software Limited, an indigenous software development and an ISO-registered company in the Nigerian ICT industry has offered bail out software products to the stockbroking firms struggling to survive the recession period.
Import-export business in focus at W.A. summit
A MEETING between textile and clothing dealers from the West African Economic and Monetary Union member states (UEMOA), the African Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) and the three Mekong Francophone countries, namely Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, was being held Tuesday in Cotonou.
Nigeria’s non-oil export glides in 2009, NEPC
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.
‘Museums, archives get facelift’
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 .
Lagos establish commercial fish materials to Unilag
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.

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