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| About 5,000 distressed buildings in Lagos risk demolition by the state government to avert collapse and loss of lives.By RANTI ADEDEJI |
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| The International Monetary Fund, IMF, is giving Zimbabwe $400 million to boost its foreign currency reserves. |
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| Succour on the Way |
For the over 2,000 depositors of Confederation of African Philanthropists, an organisation that re-enacted the bizarre story of wonder banks, by promising huge returns on deposits, there is a slight chance of redeeming their trapped funds
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| Towing the Conservative Line |
While some old-generation banks have become conservative in posting returns to shareholders, their new generation counterparts still post better earnings |
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| An `Un-executive` Spending? |
The Senate is investigating the unauthorised withdrawals of over N230 billion from the Natural Resources Development Fund by the executive |
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At Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos, arguably, Africa`s largest and most vibrant 
Everyone wants a 3G phone these days. Okay, not everyone. I know a number of people who do not give a chicken leg for such things as 3G, 3.5G, et al.
