Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Mrs. Sola David-Borha, has promised shareholders of the bank enhanced return in the years ahead and stressed that the bank is strategically primed to achieve higher growth in the years ahead despite the tough operating conditions.
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The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) said its Customers’ Complaints Bureau (CCB) settled 17 disputes between various insurance companies and their aggrieved customers. The Commission said that this resulted in the settlement of claims in excess of N617.80 million in the first quarter of
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It’s rare to see those who appropriate money for sports and especially football, taking their oversight function to the next level by monitoring the performance of the national teams, even in friendly games to know exactly what they are investing on.
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Chelsea moved through to an FA Cup final with Liverpool at the expense of Tottenham after controversy at Wembley.
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The Nigeria Football Federation has given approval to Makjus Consultancy Services to organise the First Nigerian Unity Football Tournament.
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All the players of the national team that lost 2-3 to Egypt last Thursday in an international friendly in Dubai, have vowed that they will not make the mistakes that caused the last minute loss in their qualifiers for the South Africa 2013 Nations Cup and the Brazil 2014 World Cup qualifier.
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The Falconest of Nigeria beat Zimbabwe’s U-20 women’s team, Young Mighty Warriors, 3-0 in Harare on Sunday, to complete 6-0 aggregate score, in a qualifying match of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup coming up in Japan later this year.
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The owners of football club Manchester United have reactivated an earlier plan to float its shares on the stock market in Singapore following improved market conditions, the Sunday Times reported.
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West African mediator President Blaise Compaoré has opened talks with Malian politicians and the military junta that briefly seized power last month to resolve the country's crisis.
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As Western forces step up their military presence in Somalia, locals and experts are worried that the country - struggling under multiple crises from piracy, to drought - is doomed to churn in a cycle of violence that fails to acknowledge root causes of the problems.
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