Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Sanusi stampeding rescued banks into hasty actions
IGI, others owe Police Force N63.9m
Borno traders to get N2 billion interest-free loans
Mirror Suites opens shop
NIM renews call for effective resources mgt
David Mark, no to state creation, not economical
Dead Police officers get N500, 000 insurance claims
MFB operators seek access to public fund

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EMCOAN seeks APCON’s support
Electronic Media Con-tent Owners Association of Nigeria (EMCOAN) is seeking collaboration with the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) to stem what it described as anomaly and frustration in their practice.
Developers commence capacity building trip to US
Real estate developers, relevant government institutions and consultancy firms are in Washington to attend a week- long capacity building session at the headquarters of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) which commences today.
Government yet to accept compulsory insurance
By Favour Nnabugwu National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) may still have a long way to go in enforcing the six compulsory insurance policies particularly on public liability as vehicle owners affected in the recent bomb blast at the Police Force Headquarters will not get compensation. Insurance companies are not liable to pay compensation to affected vehicle […]
Corruption is driven by ignorance – Francis Ojaide, ICAN President
Prof. Francis Ojaide was inaugurated the 47th President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, ICAN, two weeks after about a decade and half as Council member of the organisation. In this interview with our Abuja Bureau Chief, Emma Ujah, the new ICAN boss said that corruption I driven by ignorance of the true essence of life and must be brought down for the Nigerian society to progress. He also urged the Jonathan administration to give priority to electricity power supply and an efficient transport system. The Fellow of ICAN equally outlined some of his areas of focus as ICAN President in the next one year.
US home sales fall to 2011 low
Fewer Americans purchased previously occupied homes in May, lowering sales to their weakest point of the year.
Home sales sank 3.8 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.81 million homes, the National Association of Realtors said. Economists say that’s far below the 6 million homes per year sold in healthy housing markets.
Sanusi will ruin economy if allowed to carry out liquidation of eight rescued banks
President, Association of Senior Staff of Banks in the country, Comrade Sunday Olusoji Salako has vowed that his Association will not allow the CBN to throw thousands of workers out of jobs and bring the economy to a halt in its planned liquidation of the eight rescued banks if they failed to recapitalise at the end of September.
Investment value on NSE dips by 0.15%
The value of investment on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, dipped last week by N12.01 billion as the indices for measuring the performance of listed equities, the market capitalisation and all-share index both dipped by 0.15 per cent each.
Conoil shareholders hail board, management over improved performance
Shareholders of Conoil Plc have commended its Board of Directors and management for the improved performance attained for the financial account ended December 31, 2010.
CDMA consolidation vital for competition, says Qubain
The Managing Director of Starcomms Plc, Maher Qubain has reasserted his position that consolidation in the CDMA segment of the telecommunications market and a fair playing ground for all networks are vital considerations in the effort for proper development of the telecoms market in the country.
Nigeria Fadama project to get $4.185 million from World Bank
ABUJA- As part of moves to increase the potential growth of the country, the World Bank disclosed weekendthat plans have been concluded to inject $4.185 million in the Nigeria Fadama project.

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