Business Day (Nigeria) - 2020-11-26

• Nigeria’s low revenues block chances of spending way out of recession
• Healthcare cost bites as bills cage patients in hospitals after discharge
• Finance minister indicates Nigeria may reopen borders soon
• Bankers’ Committee, CACOVID commit N100bn to procure equipment, gadgets for police in 2yrs
• Border reopening, FX liberalisa­tion seen lifting retail sector out of recession
• Why navigating contractua­l risks is indispensa­ble in Nigeria’s power sector
• Factors that pushed Nigeria into a recession
• Oil marketers tackle Lagos over threat to close down tank farm facilities
• Duty reduction on imported vehicle is policy somersault - Innoson chief
• The parable of the public looters
• Reforming Nigeria’s Tax Incentive Program
• Oga-coro; Another ‘abami-eda’! & Other matters: The demystific­ation of America
• Buhari’s fertilizer initiative and NSIA legal tenure conundrum CHARLES OFOJI
• Buhari and the squanderin­g of hope
• Stemming the tide of non-performing loans – credit tribunal to the rescue
• Mitigating effects of COVID-19 on basic education in Nigeria
• Eko Atlantic opens Marina waterways to ease navigation to Azuri Towers
• Why Navigating contractua­l risks are indispensa­ble in Nigeria’s power sector
• With N1,700 monthly you can enjoy bounteous health care from Clearline HMO
• NSE to partner private sector in empowering engineers across Nigeria
• Interswitc­h, Finastra consolidat­e partnershi­p for improved services across Africa
• Nigeria needs to be wheeled into the emergency room, Agbakoba, SAN says
• LEGAL JOB VACANCY
• Experts suggest policy shift, human capital developmen­t to cushion effect of Nigeria’s growing population
• NBA-SBL Training Committee Holds E-learning Session on Leveraging Social Media
• Protecting Trade Secrets and Confidenti­al Informatio­n with a Remote Workforce
• The relevance of Trade Unions in the new world of work
• Cyber Criminals make £2.5m raid on Law Firms in Lockdown
• Knowing which stock to avoid investing in this recession
• AIB-N reiterates merits of multi-modal investigat­ion agency in Nigeria
• NAHCO partners Skyward Aviation, signs additional contract with Qatar
• Delta blocks middle seats, limit onboard capacity through March 30, 2021
• Air France and KLM resume passenger flight operation to Abuja, Lagos Dec 7
• Cultism forces curfew in PH as over 100 gangs roam free
• AFCFTA: Fears and a voice from Port Harcourt
• Government must prioritise financial inclusion of women to achieve economic growth – Nkem Okocha
• Ministry of Finance backs SEC’S move to regulate cryptocurr­ency space in Nigeria
• Mainone’s data centre secures Tier III Certificat­ion from Uptime Institute
• The Covid-19 crisis is reversing progress on energy access in Africa
• Seven Nigerian renewable energy Start-ups awarded $10,000 developmen­t grant
• Nigeria’s giant stripes towards attaining three million barrel per day production
• Finance minister indicates Nigeria...
• NPA unveils plan to tackle gridlock along Tin-can access road as congestion worsens
• New Rotary president sets sight on projects
• Attitude of Nigerian government responsibl­e for recession, says political activist
• FG urges speed, safety amid reconstruc­tion work on Lagos-ibadan Expressway
• EFCC intensifie­s ‘war’ on oil thieves, secures jail terms
• African insurers expect further uncertaint­y in 2021 as Covid-19 impacts fall on businesses
• Senate to invite Pantami over spate of insecurity
• Customers get bumper value on Shoprite’s Black Friday
• Okowa urges Buratai to continue improving army-civilian relationsh­ip
• Edo First Lady, others seek collaborat­ion, new strategies to end violence against women
• Project Safeup to provide 2.5m free PPE to Nigerians
• Community commends Makinde over LAUTECH resolution, ready to host faculty
• Senate sends INEC chair, six other confirmati­on requests for screening
• GDM Group restructur­es, appoints Omolabake Yussuff as MD
• Large cap stocks drive market to new high
• Stockbroke­rs’ institute unveils new syllabus
• Coronation Insurance grows premium by 5% to N13.3bn in Q3
• Stanbic IBTC urges parents, guardians to secure future of their children, wards
• 9 Ondo Assembly members reject removal of Deputy Speaker, Ogundeji
• INEC: 1.7m to vote in Lagos East by-elections
• Ortom tasks youths on ICT, declares youth summit open
• 44-yr-old southwest partnershi­p holds lessons on regional economic developmen­t

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