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2015-03-16 Nigeria Business


Bella Naija
   
Male Stowaway Found Dead on Arik Air Plane at Lagos Airport   
Bella Naija
A Nigerian male stowaway was found dead on Saturday on the main wheel well of an Arik Air aircraft at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos. The body was discovered when the airline's engineers were checking the aircraft in ...

Arik Air Stowaway Found Dead In Wheel Well At Lagos Airport   NAIJ.COM
The Great Escape: Stowaway dies in Arik Plane   Pulse Nigeria
Suspected stowaway found dead in US-bound Arik aircraft   DailyPost Nigeria
360Nobs.com   
Osun Defender   
THISDAY Live   
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Leadership Newspapers
   
Nigeria's Auto Policy Eradicates Tokunbo Importation Business   
Nigerian Bulletin
The introduction of Nigeria's automotive policy is gradually eradicating the tokunbo importation business, as the total number of vehicles discharged from Lagos ports have dropped by 63% from 8,000 units in January 2015, from 27,000 units in January 2014.
Nigeria's Neighbours Profiting From Its New Automotive Policy   Leadership Newspapers
Manufacturers Promise To Fill Vacuum As Vehicle Import Drops   The Guardian Nigeria

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Cecilia Ibru: Senate probes N150b forfeited assets   
The Nation Newspaper
The Senate will today begin investigation into how the over N150billion assets forfeited by the former Managing Director of the defunct Oceanic Bank Plc, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru, are being managed. Mrs. Ibru was convicted and jailed for six months over bank and ...

Senate summons CBN, AMCON over Ibru's N150bn assets   The Punch

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N6.2bn Lost To Fraud Cases In 2014   
Leadership Newspapers
Despite the various measures being put in place to combat fraud within the Nigerian banking sphere, the level of fraud in the sector continues to rise as N6.21 billion was lost to fraudsters in 2014. According to figures made available by Nigerian Inter Bank ...

Banks lose N6.2b to fraudsters   The Nation Newspaper

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Naija247news
   
Opinion & Analysis: Cheaper Oil Maybe Blessing In Disguise For Nigerian ...   
Naija247news
A man carries a bucket of crude oil at an illegal refinery in the village of COULD the drop in oil price be the best thing that has ever happened to Nigeria? Africa's biggest economy and largest oil producer is over-reliant on oil exports. More than 70% of ...

Plummeting Oil Price And The Falling Naira: A World View, Beyond Politics   Nigerian Observer
Avoiding Fuel Supply Crisis   The Guardian Nigeria

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ynaija
   
Social Media And Social Responsibility   
Leadership Newspapers
Perhaps, one of the greatest innovations that define the 21st century is the advent of social media. Through this indispensable technological breakthro ugh, we now use Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp among several other platforms and applications as means of ...

The Facebook Outlook For 2015   The Epoch Times (blog)
How Facebook and Twitter Have Evolved Over the Years   The Cheat Sheet
MARCH MADNESS: Facebook (FB) vs. Twitter (TWTR)   Investorplace.com
Business 2 Community   
Yahoo News Canada (blog)   
ynaija   
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Daily Sun
   
First Bank spends over N200m to reward customers in promo   
Daily Sun
First Bank Nigeria Plc has put the total amount it spent rewarding about 246 customers in cash, automobiles and household gifts in its grand finale savings bonanza draw last Thursday in Lagos at over N200 million. The monthly and quarterly raffle draws in ...

246 Winners Emerge in First Bank Savings Promo   Leadership Newspapers

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WorldStage
   
Mobil facilitates food processing training for 62 Akwa Ibom women   
WorldStage
WorldStage Newsonline-- Mobil Producing Nigeria (MPN) has facilitated a four-day capacity building workshop was with the theme: Enhancing Local Food Production Beyond Subsistence: the case of oil palm refining, cassava, plantain, yam and corn ...

Uncommon Roads In A State Of Uncommon Transformation   The Guardian Nigeria

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Leadership Newspapers
   
Bayelsa Tightens Policies On Pollution Management   
The Guardian Nigeria
THE Bayelsa State Ministry of Environment has said it will be involved in close monitoring of activities of oil companies to ensure proper pollution management in oil producing communities in the state. The Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Iniruo Wills ...

Bayelsa Govt Accuses Shell, Chevron, Agip, Others Of Slow Response To Crude ...   Leadership Newspapers

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Daily Sun
   
Nigerian underwriters lack capacity for aviation insurance – Meggison   
Daily Sun
Nigeria's aviation sector policies have become archaic and should be reviewed to stimulate growth and development of local airlines, says Captain Nogie Meggison, Chairman of the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON). Meggison, a pilot and President/CEO of ...

Nigerian Airlines Increase Flight Fares by 60%   Nigerian Bulletin

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