NNPC disowns oil tanker found with 2,145kg of cannabis
PremiumTrust Bank gets dual credit rating upgrades
Protests push Cadbury to drop palm oil from milk chocolate
Cement dealers count loses of demolition
NACCIMA hails Infrastructure Concession Development Commission
$95bn food production lost to weed annually —FAO
ITF, NECA sign pacts for skills acquisition
SON approves new standards for chemical, food products
Industrialists unmoved by N500bn Industrial Revival Fund
Prices of foodstuffs remain high in Lagos
Interconnect rates ready next month — NCC
CBN withdraws N110.5bln from circulation
FG set to deregulate oil and gas sector

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Customs boss charges officers to justify promotion
Customs Area Controller (CAC) of Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Iya Abubakar Umar, has charged recently promoted officers in the command to justify management’s confidence on them by putting in their best and providing leadership in the discharge of their duties.
Union Bank’s boss assures stakeholders
The new Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Union Bank of Nigeria PLC, Mrs. Funke Osibodu resumed office over the weekend with assurances to all stakeholders especially customers that the Bank will not compromise their interests and expectations, and stressed the need for them to remain steadfast with the Bank.
Firm to hold international dredging summit
As part of efforts to improve dredging industry in the country, a Nigerian firm, Dredge Skills and Marine Training Centre Ltd has packaged an international dredging summit that would bring into the country renowned dredging equipment manufacturer and vendors from the US and Europe .
New CG of Customs urged to dismantle more units at seaports
The new Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, has been urged to dismantle some units at the seaports to facilitate cargo clearance.
NSE indicts banks over failure to lend to real sector
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has blamed the troubled banks for their woes, especially for their failure to lend to the real sector that is supposed to act as catalyst to the development and growth of the country.

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