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Ayo Akinfe

[1] Traditional rulers will be obliged law to provide refuge for victims freeing from ethnic and religious persecution within their domains

[2] No state is to have more than five traditional monarchs to save costs

[3] All traditional monarchs will be tasked with collecting income tax within their domains as was the original design by the British

AFRICAN Development Bank (AfDB) officials have promised that the $430m Enugu to Bamenda highway linking Nigeria and Cameroon by road will be completed later this year opening up the economies of both countries to each other.

INTERNET services giant Google has announced ambitious plans to invest $6m in Nigeria and several other African countries as part of a major expansion drive aimed at increasing its presence in developing markets.

NIGERIA'S fastest growing airline Air Peace has added three new routes to its domestic network as its ongoing expansion plans that has seen it fly to eight new international destinations over the last six months  continues.

NIGERIA Customs Service (NCS) has threatened to impound any private jet in the country which does not have unverified documents as from July 6 as part of a clampdown on unregistered aircrafts.

SUPER Eagles striker Emmanuel Dennis is set to join newly promoted English Premier League side Watford after his Belgian Club Brugges reached an agreement with the Hornets on his sale.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Increase the size of our gross domestic product to about $5trn

[2] Become the world's largest manufacturer of electronic automobiles

[3] Take a cue from India who pride themselves on being the Pharmacy of the World and become the largest manufacturer of tropical drugs

[4] Overtake Vietnam as the world's largest manufacturer of telephone handsets

WORLD Bank officials have estimated that Nigeria could earn as much as N462bn ($1.12bn) from electronic money transfer (EMT) taxes this year following the introduction of the levy last year and its growing popularity.

LAGOS Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) officials and the European Business Chamber have begun talks aimed at exploring opportunities for opening up investment in a bid to spur economic development and regeneration.

CIVIL society group the Socio Economic Rights and Accountability Project (Serap) has filed a law suit against Nigeria's information minister Alhaji Lai Mohammed and the federal government over the recent decision to ban the use of Twitter across the country.