Revive textile sector for job creation, economic diversification — Labour
Banks awash with excess cash amidst poverty
No limit on equity holding in banks, CBN
World Bank President says African poor still vulnerable to crisis
Naira loses 17kobo as forex demand drops
Stocks climb as manufacturing, spending increase
Cornerstone Insurance gets new CEO
Amended Insurance Act 2003 ready ahead of 2011deadline, Senator Nwaogu
Retirees pleads with FG to save them from FMBN
Bank insurance levy gaining support at Davos
Operator calls for tenure limits for non-EDs of banks
Emerging markets will drive M&A this year, bankers in Davos say
Microfinance bedrock of economic devt, VP
Ecobank opens representative in South Africa
Skye Bank partners British Council on manpower
NAICOM set to curb huge outstanding premium in 2010

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Shareholder group drags CBN to court
A foremost shareholder group in the country, Proactive Shareholders Association of Nigeria (PSAN) on Friday filed a suit in Federal High Court, Abuja with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the CBN Governor, Lamido Sanusi, as the first and second defendants.
MTN Big score promo: Businessman wins N10m prize
An Aba-based usinessman has emerged the lucky winner of the grand prize of N10 million in the MTN FIFA Big Score promo.Apart from the huge financial reward, the winner, Ugochukwu Uzor with his wife will also be going to South Africa to watch one of the World Cup matches. Uzor’s MTN number was picked in the final draw of the promo which was held on Wednesday, 13 January at the Ultima Studios, Ogba, Lagos.
The Soklin promo Ad that failed to push a campaign
No doubt, Soklin washing detergent has overtime occupied the leadership position in the sachet detergent market, but with the on-going campaign tagged scratch and win promo, the advert pushing the promo, rather than impact on consumers has been repulsive.
Oil steady near $74 as U.S. growth forecast to quicken
Oil was steady near $74 On Friday, headed for a third consecutive weekly drop, as the recovery of the U.S. economy has yet to boost fuel demand.
Firm seeks FG’s approval to build refinery
The Nigerian Independent Petroleum Company (NIPCO) has sought the approval of the Federal Government to build a private refinery. Mr Tunji Adeniji, a director of the company, said in Lagos on Thursday that NIPCO would put an end to the lingering fuel scarcity in the country, if the government issued a licence to it to build the refinery.

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