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No to Fire Fighting
05/12/08 Many Nigerians are against the federal government's decision to commit N80 billion to the importation of rice

Poverty on the Decline
05/12/08 The latest UNCTAD report on World economic trends shows that living condition in developing countries is improving

The Troublesome Question
05/05/08 Transcorp, the mega company midwifed by the former President Olusegun Obasanjo a few years ago has not been a successful conglomerate it was intended to be. What really went wrong?

How can Micro Finance Banks Reduce Poverty?
05/05/08 Participants at a workshop in Kano provide an answer to this question

A Licence to Bark And Bite
05/05/08 The Senate promises to stand by the Securities and Exchange Commission in its determination to enforce the rules governing the capital market

The Beginning of the Big Probe
04/27/08 House of Representative has set up a committee to probe activities of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC

The Campaign Gets Hotter
04/27/08 The federal government and four state governments drag tobacco companies operating in Nigeria to court to ask for compensation for damages they have caused millions of Nigerian smokers

Cadbury's Fraudulent Directors Punished
04/20/08 Bunmi Oni, former managing director of Cadbury and several directors penalised

Courting Failure
04/20/08 Multiplicity of inspecting agencies at the Nigerian Ports is the main reason why the 48- hour cargo clearance policy may fail

Conflicting Tunes At NIPP Sites
04/13/08 Members of the House Committee on Power currently probing power projects in the country disagree on the rating of Alaoji and Egbema power plants

Counting the Gains of Port Reforms
04/13/08 Tom Knudsen, managing director of Maersk Line Nigeria, releases statistics in support of the view that port concessioning has been a profitable exercise

End of The Deadlock
04/06/08 The 2008 budget bill is back at the presidency for assent with answers provided for the queries earlier raised by President Umaru Yar'Adua

New Guidelines on Bank Branches
04/06/08 Lagos State Government moves to control the citing of banks' branches in the city

A Deal Gone Sour
04/06/08 Emmanuel Ihim, Umuahia-based lawyer battles Skye Bank over attempts by its officials to defraud him

Giving Old Policy A New Face
04/06/08 New guidelines have been introduced to regulate the operation of Micro Credit Fund

Coming with a Basket of Goodies[Image]
05/12/08 Erastus Akingbola, chief executive officer of Intercontinental Bank PLC assumes leadership of the Chartered Institute of Bankers with a promise to raise its profile
Business Briefs[Image]
05/12/08 Oil companies operating in the country have been directed to work out a programme to deliver more gas for domestic use
A Tale of Woe Turns into Joy[Image]
05/05/08 For poor HIV/AIDS victims, succour has come in the form of loans to start their own businesses
A Deal Gone Sour[Image]
05/05/08 Allegations of a breach in a modelling contract tear apart a business partnership
Determined to Make a Difference[Image]
05/05/08 Visafone expands its network and offers cheap customised handsets in an effort to win more patronage
Zenith Bank to Raise N8 Billion[Image]
05/05/08 Zenith Bank launches three funds beginning May 5, from which it hopes to raise eight billion Naira
That Lagos May Excel[Image]
04/27/08 Economic egg-heads at the Lagos Economic Summit, discuss the envisage status of Lagos as a Mega City
The Frustrations of MTN Subscribers[Image]
04/27/08 MTN's services have become poorer and its subscribers are complaining of the frustrations they experience daily
Ticking Towards e-Ticketing[Image]
04/20/08 There is anxiety in the aviation industry in Nigeria over IATA's deadline for all airlines to be e-ticketing compliant
Questions about Port Concessioning[Image]
04/20/08 The House of Representatives Committee thinks many things were wrong with the privatisation of Nigerian Ports, and wants to probe it; but the Bureau of Public Enterprises says it's blackmail
 

 

 

 
 

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