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First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance

First Bank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and financial inclusion service provider, has been recognised as the strongest brand in Nigeria in the “Nigeria 25 2026” ranking by Brand Finance, a leading independent brand valuation and strategy consultancy. The Bank achieved an AAA+ rating, the highest possible distinction, underscoring its unmatched brand strength and leadership […]
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Aero… in the eye of the public

These obviously are not the best of times for Aerocontractors which, by all intent and purposes, had been the flagship of the nation’s commercial flight operations.

SON, Ashaka Cement sensitises block builders

Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) has, in collaboration with Ashaka Cement Plc, organised a workshop to sensitize block builders on producing quality sandcrete blocks that will prevent building collapse.

Investors suffer 111bn dimolition in stocks’

Investors on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) last week lost a reasonable value of their investment on stocks, as equities value represented by the market capitalisation depreciated by N111.25 billion.

Cost managers demand proper utilisation of resources

Cost managers in Nigeria, under the aegis of the Certified Institute of Cost Management of Nigerian (CICMN), last week, charged people in government, particularly those who are seeking electoral offices in the incoming 2011 elections, on the need to utilize the Nigerian resources efficiently, saying that leadership is not the birthright of a group of people, region or faith.

CIPM battles against quacks in HR mtg, recognition

MISTER Abiola Popola, FCIM, is the President/Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria, CIPM. In this interview with Vanguard’s Correspondent, Victor Ahiuma-Young, he spoke about the re-branding of the nation’s foremost HR Management Institute, the challenge posed by quacks to the profession, delay by government in accrediting the institute among others.
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Fumman becomes national brand, unveils TVC

Fumman Agricultural Products Industries Limited, manufacturer of the Fumman juice drink said it is taking a bold step to move its juice brand to a national player instead of its known regional player status, as Television Commercial (TVC) is Unveiled.

Oceanic Bank records 15.8% jump in deposits

Oceanic Bank PLC has recorded 15.8 per cent jump in its deposit base to N644.5 billion as at 30th September 2010 from N556.8 billion in December 2009 , indicating increasing customer confidence in the bank. The improved fortunes of the Bank, one of the bailed-out banks was further confirmed by Fitch Ratings , which upgraded the bank’s individual rating from “F” to “E”.

SEC cautions on amendment of Investment Act

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday, stressed the need to exercise restraint in the proposed amendment of the Investment and Securities Commission Act 2007. The bill seeks to amend the commission’s Act to provide for greater transparency and accountability in the finances of SEC and to ensure effective legislative oversight.

Economy: Nigerians to the slaughter slab?

By Les Leba The Ministry of Finance may seek parliamentary approval to alter     key 2010 budget assumptions to better reflect global energy prices and the country’s crude oil output. The Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Remi Babalola disclosed this in Abuja on Thursday.  “The Minister had raised the alarm earlier this month that […]

Lagos to become Africa’s largest city in 2015 , UN habitat

The population of Lagos is estimated to reach 12.4 million by 2015, overtaking the Egyptian capital Cairo as Africa’s biggest city. According to a UN report, the number of people living in African cities will triple over the next 40 years to about 1.23 billion people and by then (2050), 60% of Africans will be city dwellers.

We’ll help Nigeria resolve infrastructure problem, AfDB President

African Development Bank (AfDB) has pledged to support efforts to resolve the infrastructure problem in Nigeria.
“The AfDB is prepared to lend its support to resolve this problem, in close collaboration with the Nigerian private sector”, said Donald Kaberuka, AfDB President at the conclusion of a two day visit to Nigeria last week

SON, stakeholders seek passage of law for sanctioning default builders, quacks

In the bid to eradicate the incessant collapse of buildings in the country, Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and other stakeholders in the construction sector of the economy have moved for the speedy passage of the bill that will penalize any professional in the building industry involved in cutting corners and doing shoddy job in the process of building construction in the country.

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