Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Shareholders approve GSK’s N861m dividend
Nigeria signs gas supply agreements with Shell, Chevron for power stations as crude oil rises to $115
GSK’s Lucozade Sport re-brands
ECONOMY: Prime agenda for Mr. President
CBN order banks to lend to all agric segments
NIMN chief faults constant increase in lending rates
Minister threatens to unleash EFCC on NHF defaulters
External reserves fall again by $458m
NAICOM allays fears on insurance of public buildings

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Lagos lands bureau rakes in N57.9bn in 4 years
The Lagos State government earned N57.92 billion from all land transactions conducted in the state within the last four years.
Lagos generates N3bn from property tax in 2010
The Lagos State Government generated N3.02 billion through property taxation in 2010 under the Land Use Charge.
Regulator seeks good corporate governance as regulatory method changes
With the adoption of risk-based supervision, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) aims to beef up regulatory processes even as it targets good corporate governance, Rosemary Onuoha writes.
African insurance regulators dread liquidation of companies – NAICOM
Insurance regulatory bodies in Africa dread the role of being undertakers and being forced to intervene in the companies they supervise when companies under their control suffer liquidation.
Stock market capitalisation swings by N18bn
Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE last week maintained unstable trend as equities market opened the week on a bearish note to close slightly on a bullish note by N18.07 billion.
Senate urges CBN to increase cash withdrawal limit
The Senate has asked the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to increase the amount of money an individual could withdraw across the counter in its new Retail Cash Collection Policy. The CBN had issued a circular ordering commercial banks and allied service providers not to allow cash withdrawal and lodgments by individuals exceeding N150,000 by June 1, 2012.
Conoil management attributes profit growth to new investment initiatives
Management of Conoil Plc has attributed the rise in its performance indices to some new strategic investment initiatives, as its Profit-Before- Tax (PBT) for the financial year ended December 31, 2010 grew by 20.7 per cent from from N2,312,367,000 in 2009 to N2,789,977,000.
General Assembly insists on best practices for AIO Auditing firm
The general assembly of African Insurance Organisation (AIO) has insisted on internationally accepted best practice for the 13-year- old auditing firm of the body.
Plan for oil price shocks now – Rewane
The economic team of President Goodluck Jonathan must develop a Plan B against oil price shocks and battle entrenched interest for Nigeria to transform into a modern nation, says Bismarck Rewane
Private sector urged to invest in climate research
Dr Ibidun Adelekan of the Department of Geology, University of Ibadan, has called for the involvement of private corporations in the funding of climate research.
The kind of Ministers Nigeria needs now
The President on Monday, May 23rd at a meeting with the organised private sector unveiled his transformation agenda for the economy saying he will be at the driving seat of the implementation as the chairman of the National Economic team. Yes, it is time for Mr. President to think economy, talk economy, dream economy and act on the economy.
Shareholders, operators move for restructuring of SEC
Following the federal high court judgement in favour of ousted Director-General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Professor Ndi Okereke- Onyiuke, shareholders and operators in the capital market are canvassing for the restructuring of the apex capital market regulators, the Securities and Exchange (SEC).
Ghana oil law aims to keep the people happy
Ghana is drafting rules on local hiring and transparency in its oil sector to avoid the discontent that spawned militancy in Nigeria and uprisings across the Arab world, and also keep big oil companies sweet. Grumblings over the energy industry have already started just months after the first
Japan banking lobby head sees no need for Tepco debt waiver
The head of Japan’s banking lobby said lenders to Tokyo Electric Power should not have to waive debt to the troubled utility, becoming the latest executive to publicly criticise the government’s top spokesman for suggesting such a measure.
Derivatives, options trading may commence in 2 yrs’ time – Onyema
The newly appointed Chief Executive Of-ficer (CEO) of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Oscar Onyema has unveiled his agenda to make the Exchange become the gateway to African frontier markets.

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