NAICOM revokes Universal Insurance’s licence, appoints receiver
Wage bill, other spending exceed subsidy savings — Oyedele
Labour urges FG to withdraw dormant mining licences
Marine engineers vow to end acquisition of scrap vessels
Stock market: CIS suspends CEO of Foresight Securities
‘Why Nigerians can’t lift crude, other products’
Indonesia pledges support for Nigeria on industrialisation
Telecoms, others contribute 8.7% to Nigeria’s GDP
Stop cash payment to staff, Ikeja Electric tells customers
Uncoordinated projects stall electricity supply in Delta
Nigeria yet to realise benefits of EITI membership — NEITI
Integrated Oil’s $116m refinery ready this year —GMD
Uncoordinated projects stall electricity supply in Delta

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NERC to commission new forum offices
In a bid to promote and ensure an investor-friendly industry with efficient market structure, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, will commission two additional Forum Offices in the South-East of Nigeria.
IFRS: ICAN certifies more members
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) has certified about 30 members with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Certification
Turning great ideas into great money
Having a great business idea is only the first step in the journey to raising your business empire.
Forex: Bankers Committee calls for adjustments
The Bankers Committee has said that the scarcity of foreign exchange in the country requires adjustment on the part of every Nigerian.
FRC, shareholders poised for war over audit committee chair
Trouble is brewing between the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) and notable shareholder groups in the country over a draft rule by FRC spelling out the qualification individuals aspiring to the position of audit committee chairmen of quoted companies must possess.
SMEs role and Lekki Garden brand value
Since the Lekki Garden collapse incident occurred, sentiments have been wiped, there’s been blames and counter blames, yet no one invests to lose it overnight, and expects to remain in business.
Economic summit: elephant goes into labour delivers a mouse – 2
We will deliver 10,000MW target, Fashola says.”PUNCH, April 2, 2016, p 8. That statement, already made stale by previous administrations, was uttered on April 1, 2016. Nigerians hope that in three years it would not turn out to be an April fool’s joke. For three weeks before the Minister of Power restated that pledge, power supply had averaged less than 2500MW and Nigerians had been treated to the same litany of familiar, and stale, excuses – vandalisation of pipelines, no gas supply, breakdown of systems etc. With all due respects to Fashola, one might ask where he had lived these past sixteen years.
Enugu investment summit to reposition state’s economy
The Enugu State government is set to attract prospective investors to take over the operations of identified state owned companies and corporations, for which the Enugu State Investment Summit (ESIS) scheduled to hold from April 12 – 14, 2016 will provide a platform.
CBN averts closure of 200 manufacturing firms through forex access
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has averted the closure of over 200 companies in the manufacturing sector of the economy through its recent allocation of foreign exchange to the affected industries to bring in their raw materials.
Nigeria facing image problems over fuel crisis, others — FG
The Federal Government has stated that the myriad of problems currently facing the country is creating an image problem for the country.

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