Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
African banks aligning with central banks to finance critical sectors of the economy
N87bn to elect treasury looters?
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, free markets, and limits of state power
Nigeria queues behind G8 Countries on non-oil export
Lagos issues title deeds to state housing allotees
Cost of funds, exchange rate to maintain upward trend
CBN threatens sanction as banks foot drag on offsite ATM
Insurance companies’ directors, owners choke heads of management
Fidelity Bank eyes acquisitions, growth
Nigeria remains Africa’s best for business, profit – Ford
Marketing skills necessary for insurance growth – Union Assurance MD
Promos: Where loyalty, profitability & reward meet
Prof Nnaji speaks on saboteurs of power reform agenda
FCTA to strengthen institutional framework on land administration
Ikeja city mall collapse blamed on human error

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Architects decry illicit foreign incursion
Indigenous architects in the country, operating under the aegis of the Association of Consulting Architects Nigeria (ACAN) have decried the illegal incursion of foreign architects into the country.
Insurers, brokers slug it out on NNPC 2011 insurance accounts
Insurance companies and local brokers are slugging it out at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) office in Abuja over the multinationals’ 2011/2012 insurance accounts as local insurance brokers have been recalled into the corporation’s accounts.
National Assembly: You are so primitive; only primitive people do this type of thing – Engr Tukur
You are so primitive; only primitive people do this type of thing — Engr Tukur
Value Capital to list on NSE 2011, declares N43.6m
Value Capital Limited has concluded arrangement to list its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange(NSE) after a successful private placement, just as it declared N43.6 million dividend for the financial year ended December 31, 2009. This translated to 1.1 kobo per share. The Chairman, Value Capital, Elder Sam Enyinnaya disclosed this at the company’s second Annual General Meeting (AGM) held last week in Lagos.
N35bn Bond: Flour Mills records over-subscription, plans listing
Flour Mills Nigeria Plc has disclosed the successful completion of its N35 billion bond issue, as it recorded an over-subscription of 7.14 per cent.
Nigerian Infrastructure Development and the Enterprise Revolution: An African Perspective, Part 2
Because of Nigeria’s strategic location and the abundance of its natural resources, infrastructure development in the country has Pan_African relevance. The human capital of 150 million that makes Nigeria the most populous African nation is a workforce of uncharted economical potential.
No audit report on NIMASA, half year report to ministry misinterpreted
Indication emerged weekend that allegation of contract splitting, over-invoicing, non-compliance with extant financial rules of Public Procurement and exceeding approval limits leveled against NIMASA management are mere speculations and unfounded aimed at causing confusion and disenchantment, a top official of the Federal Ministry of Transport has revealed.
PENCOM reconsiders bank guarantee for pension assets
The Pension Commission, PENCOM is reconsidering bank guaranty for pension assets in light of the new banking model.
Director-General, PENCOM, Mr. M.K Ahmad gave this hint in Lagos last week at the 2nd Conference of Directors of Licensed Pension Operators.
Bank inspectors critical to success of AMCON, Intercontinental Bank boss
Bank inspectors and internal auditors have a critical role to play in the successful operation of the Asset Management Company of Nigeria, says Mahmoud Alabi, Group Managing Director /Chief Executive, Intercontinental Bank Plc.
Budget 2010 to run till March next year, FG
The Federal Government has stated that the 2010 budget implementation had been extended till March 2011. The Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili, made the clarification while briefing State House correspondents following the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting.

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