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Nigerians are likely to see more money trickle into their pockets if government faithfully implements its proposed spending plans for next year...
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•Members lack legislative capacity Nigeria is in dire need of As the supremacy row between the two arms of the National Assembly that scuttled the presentation of the 2010 budget before a joint sitting continues to attract criticisms, integrity and accountability, ingredients essential to g...
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The former managing director of Oceanic Bank, Cecilia Ibru, on Tuesday filed a suit at the Federal High Court in Lagos challenging her removal as the managing director of the bank...
Ayodeji Haastrup
Ayodeji Haastrup
My Country is the only place in the world where commom criminals seek redress even at the detriment of the law, this dare devil's challenges thier court judgements and fille suits after suits to purge thier name of wrong doings, a situatioin where pple like James Onanafe Ibori still walks tall and the like of Fraudsters like Bode George can be ... See Moreadjudged to be a political victims of the very goverment they are part of is very funny let alone laughable. All this Bank thiefs should be sentanced to long prison terms not the ones Bode George and Tafa Balogun were sentenced to. this Cecilai Ibru woman has not learn a single lesson other than tthe fact that someone wanted her off her chief executive position, she should be told how grave her offenses were and be punished for betrayal of public trust, this stupidity has to stop for our legal system to earn the respect it deserved..... its a Shame for Nigeria to harbour pple like this and even allow them to speak publickly.
5 hours ago
Okonkwo John
Okonkwo John
Our mummy no worry will deal with CBN
3 hours ago
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•Mergers and acquisitions in top gear Middle level banks, including Fidelity, GT Bank, Diamond, Skye Bank, Access and FCMB are likely to be favoured in the new banking structure that will emerge at the end of the banking sector reforms, BusinessDay investigations have revealed. ...
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•Yar’Adua leaves for medical check up in Saudi Arabia President Umaru Yar’Adua yesterday left the country for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for a follow-up medical check up fortuitously providing a soft landing for the two arms of the National Assembly that has been embroiled in a supremacy conte...
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Julius Alli Ucha, chairman, Senate committee on works, says his committee has identified over 30 interstate roads in deplorable conditions across the country. Ucha, who stated this during a visit to Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola, on Monday, said the roads needed urgent re-construction...
Chike Okonkwo
Chike Okonkwo
Where is the minister of works?? I she still in Dubai were he went to see the wonders done by his counterpart?
Yesterday at 2:45am
Ubong Nelson
Ubong Nelson
pls, leave senate out of this. that will be all, nothing, absolutely nothing will come out of it.
Yesterday at 2:15pm
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As I drove around Lagos in the last few days, I recalled what I saw and thought about during a recent visit to Kano and Ibadan. I was wondering if anyone really cares where the nation's budget is presented...
Yahaya Shafa
Yahaya Shafa
I agree,its much ado about nothing.what part of the budget reflects positively on the common man on the streets?i think the members of the national assembly(deliberately written in lower case alphabets)have an over-inflated opinon propelled by unearned allowances&ignorance.They are bereft of dignity&intelligence...if i were them,i would keep my mouth shut, because the more they open their mouths the more they display their inadequacies&ignorance.
Mon at 3:50am
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•Banks being prepared for acquisitions The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has entered the final stage in its preparation to get the seven troubled banks it took over between August and October this year ready for sale to interested parties, BusinessDay has learnt. ...