2015年7月27日 星期一

2015-07-28 Nigeria Business


The Punch
   
WAEC threatens to withhold May/June 2015 results   
The Punch
Hundreds of candidates who sat for the May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination may not have their results released, the West African Examinations Council has announced. Reason: No fewer than 19 states of the federation owe the ...

19 States Owe WAEC N4bn Registration Fee – HNO   Leadership Newspapers
N4b debts: WAEC threatens to withhold results of 19 states   The Nation Newspaper
WAEC threatens to withhold students' results in 19 states over N4bn debt   National Mirror
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Daily Sun   
TheCable   
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The Nation Newspaper
   
States to start drawing from N300bn Presidential Special Intervention – Presidency   
BusinessDay
The implementation of a three-pronged financial intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari to assuage workers plight and support the states is now in progress, the Presidency said, Monday. Specifically, state governments will start benefiting from the ...

States To Draw From N300bn Presidential Bailout Soon – Presidency   Leadership Newspapers
Presidency: States to access N300bn bailout soon   Daily Trust
States to access N300bn intervention fund soon –Presidency   National Mirror
TheCable   
Premium Times   
DailyPost Nigeria   
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Naija247news
   
NNPC exported 85% of crude meant for local refineries in 2014   
Naija247news
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has exported a total of 133.7 million barrels of crude oil (equivalent to 85.4 percent) meant for the three local refineries in 2014, data from the corporation has shown. Only 22.8 million barrels or ...
Nigeria: 2 refineries reopen, fuel imports to drop   GhanaWeb
Kaduna, Warri, PH Refineries to Produce 20 Mbpd from August – CBN ...as MPC ...   Daily Times Nigeria
Federal government reduces oil imports as production begins in Warri, Kaduna ...   DailyPost Nigeria
StarAfrica.com   
National Accord   
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Daily Times Nigeria
   
LSBC Retirees Cry out to Ambode, 'save Us from Penury'   
Daily Times Nigeria
Pensioners of Lagos State Broadcasting Corporation, owners of Radio Lagos, Eko FM and Lagos State Television Service have again sent a Save Our Souls message (SOS) to the Lagos state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode to save them from starvation and ...

Ambode comes under criticism by PDP over loan   News24 Nigeria
Ambode Assures Lagosians On Improved Welfare For Pilgrims   NAIJ.COM
PDP condemns Ambode's N39bn loan   The Punch
The News   
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BusinessDay
   
'The market response to Courteville's stock does not reflect the true state of ...   
BusinessDay
Adebola Akindele, is the Group Managing Director, of Courteville Business Solutions Plc. In this interview with BusinessDay he outlines the growth path for the technology solutions firm amid challenges …Excerpt: … Question: Courteville Business ...
Courteville declares N250.6m profit   The Punch

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Nigeria-UK Capital Markets Partner on Reforms to Woo Investors   
Daily Times Nigeria
Efforts to make the Nigerian capital market more attractive to investors is set to gain more boost with the unveiling of expert recommendations that will pave way for the needed reforms, Sir Roger Gifford (UK Emerging Capital Markets Taskforce Champion ...
Nigeria-UK set to launch capital markets project in Lagos   BusinessDay
Welcome Development: Nigeria-UK to launch joint capital projects in Lagos   Pulse Nigeria

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National Mirror
   
MPR retention: NSE indices drop by 0.91%   
National Mirror
Market indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, yesterday opened for the week on a negative note, dropping by 0.91 per cent. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the market capitalisation lost N97bn or 0.91 per cent to close at N10 ...
NSE index drops by 0.91% with Access Bank, Zenith Bank, GTBank most traded   WorldStage

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The Punch
   
Nigeria's foreign debt at $10.32bn   
BusinessDay
Nigeria's foreign debt stood at $10.32 billion in the first six months of the year, up 10 percent from $9.38 billion in the same period of last year, the Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Monday. Offshore debt in naira terms showed a 39.1 percent ...
Nigeria's foreign debt at $10.32 bln by end-June says govt agency   Reuters
Nigeria's debt increases to N12.12tn   News24 Nigeria
Nigeria's debt now N12.12tn –DMO   The Punch
StarAfrica.com   
Nigerian Bulletin   
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BusinessDay
   
Nigeria expects further rise in reserves as NNPC moves more funds to CBN   
BusinessDay
Nigeria's dollar reserves are to increase in the medium term as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), continues to move dollar denominated deposits out of commercial banks into the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). This is being complimented ...

Nigeria gross government revenues rise for second month in June   Reuters Africa
Markets eye further Nigerian currency devaluation   Euromoney magazine
Buhari effect: Nigeria's gross revenue rises 33%   The News

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The Nation Newspaper
   
Nigeria loses over N100b yearly to Open Skies policy   
The Nation Newspaper
NIGERIA is losing over N100 billion yearly to the Open Skies agreement with other countries, a former director of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Adeyemi Dare, has said. He spoke at an event in Lagos with the theme: Liberalism or ...

Multiple Levies At The Aviation Industry   Leadership Newspapers

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