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Nigeria's UACN pays dividend, bonus as profits soar - ReutersDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com)Reuters LAGOS May 2 (Reuters) - Nigerian local conglomerate UACN's 2012 pre-tax profit rose by 53.6 percent to 10.74 billion naira ($67.89 million), from 6.99 billion naira the previous year, the company said on Thursday. Turnover rose 16.8 percent to 69.63 ... Read More Nigeria, Canada Sign Pact to Boost Investment - THISDAY LiveDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com)THISDAY Live Commenting on the request for loans for entrepreneurial development in Nigeria, he promised to take a second look at the request noting, however, that they do not interfere with the decision making process of their banks even though they are ... Read More A hunger to win, and the great new Nigeria - Guardian - The Guardian NigeriaDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com)The Guardian Nigeria Nigeria has had a long wait of 13 years to qualify for the finals of the AFCON. And an even much longer wait to lift the trophy to glory! The year 1994 was the last time the Super Eagles lifted the trophy. What could be responsible for the victory of ... and more » Read More Conflicting death tolls in Nigeria violence - Aljazeera.comDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com) Aljazeera.com Aljazeera.com The Nigerian army is standing by its claim that no more than 36 people died during the fight in Baga, a town in Borno state, and that the vast majority of victims were members of Boko Haram. Local politicians and residents say as many as 200 people ... Scrutiny Falls on Nigeria Military as Report Casts Light on AttackWall Street Journal Militants Turn Nigeria into Christian Killing FieldChristian Broadcasting Network Baga raid: Satellite images 'show Nigeria army abuse'BBC News New York Times -Huffington Post all 101 news articles » Read More Nigeria joins journalist danger list on World Press Freedom day - The IndependentDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com) Premium Times The Independent Ayode Longe, a senior officer with the Nigerian press freedom group Media Rights Agenda, said: “Investigations into the killings are usually carried out with sloppiness, and no real culprits are caught. That has emboldened others to assault journalists ... Nigeria, Brazil dangerous for journalistsThe Australian Nigeria enters ranks of countries with dire journalistic impunity recordsThe Guardian Nigeria is most dangerous place for journalists in Africa after Somalia – ReportPremium Times United Press International, Asia all 18 news articles » Read More Soccer-Nigeria's Anichebe puts international career on hold - Yahoo! NewsDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com) Premium Times Yahoo! News May 2 (Reuters) - Everton striker Victor Anichebe has asked Nigeria not to consider him for next month's Confederation Cup in Brazil because he wants to rest after the rigours of the English season. Anichebe told the BBC in an interview he has put his ... Nigeria's Anichebe retires from international footballYahoo! Canada Sports We deserve commendations, Nigeria Football AssociationPremium Times Anichebe retires from international footballESPN.co.uk all 9 news articles » Read More Nigeria seeks to diversify trade with Canada beyond oil sector - Globe and MailDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com) Globe and Mail Globe and Mail Given Canada's strength in the oil sector, Nigeria's oil business – despite its reputation for oil theft and corruption – is expected to benefit from the investment deal, announced Wednesday by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Nigerian vice-president ... Nigeria's Industrial Utilization Grows To 48% – AgangaCHANNELS all 3 news articles » Read More Analysis: Nigeria faces long, bumpy road to making the lights work - Yahoo! NewsDiscuss Posted by Admin 15 days ago (http://news.google.com)Yahoo! News ABUJA (Reuters) - In an unwanted daily routine lasting 17 years, Phillip Cleatus sits in the dark doorway of his shoe-making shop in Nigeria's northern city of Kaduna, waiting for the lights to come back on. President Goodluck Jonathan is trying to ... and more » Read More |
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