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1. The inaugural edition of the Zenith Bank Ikoyi Club Tennis Championship kicked off yesterday with over 70 players jostling for honours in seven categories. 2. The Managing Director of Heritage Bank, Ifie Sekibo, said government should ensure seamless implementation of the blueprint developed by the National Technical Working Group on SMEs as an efficient strategy to fast track the process of curtailing the growing unemployment rate in the country. 3. A new analysis by Wood Mackenzie revealed a huge inventory of assets on the global oil and gas market with 340 potential deals worth over $300 billion. 4. The Lagos State wing of National Association of Microfinance Banks (NAMB) have called on the Governor elect, Akinwunmi Ambode to ensure loans are made available for entrepreneurs through the sub sector. 5. OPEC produced an average of 30.79 million barrels per day in March, representing an increase of 810,000 barrels per day. 6. The World Bank has spent about $380 million (N75.24 billion) on the development of agriculture in Lagos State and other states in the country in the last eight years. 7. Sterling Bank Plc. unveils a new strategy to lift education sector in Nigeria. 8. The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) is requesting for an upward review of the fees it charges for transmitting electricity from generation points to distribution points in Nigeria’s electricity supply industry. 9. 8,000 public and private schools have registered for the 17th edition of the annual Nestle Milo Secondary Schools Basketball Championship which will start in the zones across the country next week. 10. As part of efforts to boost healthcare delivery in the country, Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy (NAP) will begin a three-day Pharmacy Education Summit tomorrow.  
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This article was first published on 21st April 2015

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