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Leadway sustains support to Nigeria’s creative economy

By Rosemary Iwunze Leadway Assurance Company Limited has sustained its support for the growth of Nigeria’s creative industry, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with the sponsorship of the largest leather exhibition in Nigeria, the Lagos Leather Fair (LLF), for the fourth consecutive year. The Lagos Leather Fair, now in its ninth edition, is set to […]
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Insurers write N164bn premium in 2008

Underwriters trade group, Nigerian Insurers Association has announced a record total gross premium income of about N164.5 billion during the 2008 operations period of member-companies. The same period saw insurers paying N53.3 billion in claims to policyholders across the country.

OPS sets agenda for Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, CBN

By OMOH GABRIEL Business Editor THE orgainsed private sector  weekend spoke of their expectation of the new CBN governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. In a statement signed by its president, Asiwaju Solomon Kayode Onafowokan, the body of business men based in Lagos wanted the new CBN governor to pay particular attention to the following areas in […]

Nigeria’s tax laws need modification

Mr. Abimbola Odunsanya is the chairman, Lagos chapter of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, a tax practitioner and financial analyst. In this interview, he speaks on how an effective tax system can become an alternative revenue earner for the government and help drive the country’s economy especially with the dwindling fortune of the oil price

NIMASA, Navy set to beef up security in Nigerian waters

DIRERCTOR general of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dr. Ade Dosunmu, has restated the agency’s commitment for inter-agency collaboration to ensure effective implementation of government policies in the Nigerian maritime sector.

FOU Customs seize N226m pirated films

By IFEYINWA OBI IN their effort to salvage the Nigerian economy, the Federal Operations Unit (FOU) Zone A of the Nigerian Custom Service had made seizures of 15,000 pieces of Nigerian, American and phonographic films.

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