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BUSINESS 115 Business Appointments P27 The resounding 'halleluyah' over increase in retirement age Govtlto enforce patronage of local products on MDAs BY .... m.n ateuion of me: local contmt We are thinking of reviewing our local procurement '1'1-I E Fedenl Government to goods procu.mI by gowm- procedures to differentiate between locally manu- .I rT1i1)"soon put in pbcu JXlI: orp.nlsaOons wu ky that would enforce lOcal aimed at Ir.c:rusing the oS: factured products and the ones that are import- ed ... We are also embarking on an industrial revolu- Agmdes the coon- and, ultimatl"ly; tion that is anchored on areas where we have com- cmnomic grov.th and "" _ g."mm",,"'" opmmL paralive and advantage. 'AOO-IdcorripelgJYelTlmCmJal Aganga spoke during the toUnuCaaur!:1l AssocYtion of lhings th.ltar!:prorumJ by the aIllrm5 and m!ir oJgmdes to ongoing workshop on Nigtrll to that loal f«lcR1 GcM!:mmerll beausc patronise mace In Nigeri.J -.:nhandn(thcProductMtyol products. IndUStries. In Lagos, on stum-inthesuoolVofgOOds spmdetlnlhceconomy.So,we Mlnlstt'f or Trade and Thcsd.1y. to be procured 6Y the gomn. aT!: looking ilt thto i[roms that Investment, l t; OIusegun said mat his minlsay was men. .line procui'ed locaIl'!' We ;ttl' __ wo __ ___ ___ Fertilizer producers canvass policy to encourage local production Fr<m .... opt:nlng CUWlony of Q..8 ers. soft Imn. olIddress llucruadnS "'OiE S«tor fnvaDnmt Iqlslation. £omPl Tilte. hlgfl J. has becn ..... 1sed to put In Workshop on !\;.Ink gidml'newOlSrieedforml' landmgandponchargros. nrocdtd to gOW!mmem (0 con· According to the leadt'r of Into .md invesDnt'flt in fertilizer ducm and ravourable tht' Nigerian fentlizu I rl'rtillzerpro- producUon, In Ahuja yester· ronmt'O( for (hl' ducers,Nlgeriahaslht'polt'n- doll}t lrl\tiwrs,pu tlnplattSusGlI n- tlal to product' 3.5 million &u11 said w.l'i lure that ablt' policy that wou ld the If t'nacrW. addresshlghlntt'f"t'Slr.II:rand I y. tilt' yt'arly con· would ht'lp to protect the bank chargtt sumption ratt' of 600.000 of produCt'r. Hulsoemphulsedtht'need Importt'rs.supplkrandfann- for govc.rnmt'nt to provldt' Airlines introduce fuel surcharge on fares worldwide FOIII W. st.dn. "'lint. A IRUNES worldwtde hallt: I'li nrroducrd fuel to their to rushion dfm of the RJobaI rise In the prier d avtatlon fud on thdr op".llu<u. Their h.u howevn. bttn I rupportal by tht' Internallonal Air Transpon Association (lATA), the- dear· Ing house rOI a ll ""rt_ Reports saJd an now """"'"" """ ",,,,dlie< by In wlnglt't aircraft, which helps them to .sa""" dght per emt of aviation fud during n"tilt opttations, In ordt'r to costs. So<aldng on IU """,_ md lht' factng the airlines and Olhe-rs lhonly beJon! lht' opening of the SL4 billion Maynard Jackson Jr. International Airpon Tenninal at me Hartfield· Jackson Inlt'n\ational Alrpon. mt' Chief ExecutM or Delta Alrllnt'l, Richard Andt'non said tht' airfint' was """",00""-_ He that alrllnt's w.:R l"adng twd tlmt's mt' matter; that the riSt' of madon fud, otherwi.st' known .u JET AI I'orce us to pm our tick· A winglt't is a featune used on lht' wings of some aircraft to ImplVYl! ae-rodynamlcs. TIlt' US{' or the dt'vkr on aircr.l.ft an Improve fuel dlkkncy by up 10 dght percmt on lOng· haul njglt rs. Afrcrift giant. Bot'ID$ SOl id that 1[$ new '!Inglc:u -'<I p"""", ""'" ......... ings ofup to dghl per emt percmt on the SOImt' routt'S. 8ot'lngsakl it has ukm more thom 1,000 ortko: and pnM- sIorW commftmmts 10 buy the plane from 16 AIrbus has takm l,l89 firm orders and 266 provisional on:Jer-s for Its competing I\C!O at the end Wlnglt'tS I\a\It' stilin- dard on 717. by conducttd by NASA, tht')' ht'lp to Improve fuel bum by reductng drag and OIlt toward Its tip. find out whICh or tht"Se Ilt'IJIS .line available locally. so th.lt our Ioa.l manuCactUn:rs un """'''''''- "One or the highlight! of the workshoptodayls tiOwwean put In plaCt' an institution- alised fralTlt"WOrk that will us to match the govmt- menlo the Manufactunel'S Association or Nlger1a and InnaYilton off-Lilkr agrffml'nu with them 10 Nt manufacturers un use that to funds needed to growmelr buslnes.s- Ht' added: "We ane mlnking of neviewtng our local procure- ment todlffel"tnti- atf' bdv.ftn 1oc.o111y manuCac· tum! products and the OotS that .line Imported. Whl'n: mene is iI dlffenendal of about 15 percent. wewlil rmewthat to St"{' If l5 percent Is the right number, otwhether some ste· tors should less or more. \-Ik working with MAN to rome up with me right num- ber In this ht'.saki The minister said me Ft'drral Government wu considt'ring a new that would boost of the Slt'ellndUSO}t 0lS pm of indus- trial revolution. AgangJ saki that his mlnlsay would partner the Minlsay 0( Solid Minerals and Stt'el to implement a backwird Integration polity that 'Aill ma.brt' mt' country Cllplone and pn:n$$ me abun- dant Iron one dqlosits across the In Order to sup- port Industrial growth and dew:lopnlt'flL "We .line also ernbarldng 011 an Industlial maludon that Is on aneas when we hallt: rompaTilti'lo't:' and com- petitive such as agti·buslness. solid mint'fills and pttrodtcmiGlls. Also. we are conct'fluadng on growing the Industries that;ttl' labour· Intensi'lo't:' so that will be Able to mAre Jobs ror our tt'eming population. For aampit', In the t'd IndllSUJ we an: collaborat· CONTINUED ON PAGE 16 edical Treatment in India Treatment ASSi s tance'" .... , ......... ft ........... _ •• 1. --- 0rlc:I": Yur ..ui IOI'II'H) with mrnpr_ for pOIItOir1& 0IIt cement "-de: hl6 11m,," apiKJI:Y wtth 1'1.Vt!

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BUSINESS 115

Business Appointments P27 The resounding 'halleluyah' over increase in retirement age

Govtlto enforce patronage of local products on MDAs BY .... m.n ateuion of me: local contmt We are thinking of reviewing our local procurement '1'1-IE Fedenl Government to goods procu.mI by gowm- procedures to differentiate between locally manu­.I rT1i1)"soon put in pbcu JXlI: m~('$ orp.nlsaOons wu ky that would enforce lOcal aimed at Ir.c:rusing the oS: factured products and the ones that are import-~:I~:~i~~~ ~:~a:~!.u~ ed ... We are also embarking on an industrial revolu-Agmdes (M~lln the coon- gcn~don and, ultimatl"ly; tion that is anchored on areas where we have com-~ cmnomic grov.th and d~l-"" _ g."mm",,"'" opmmL paralive and compe~1ive advantage.

'AOO-IdcorripelgJYelTlmCmJal Aganga spoke during the toUnuCaaur!:1l AssocYtion of lhings th.ltar!:prorumJ by the aIllrm5 and m!ir oJgmdes to ongoing workshop on Nigtrll to ensu~ that loal f«lcR1 GcM!:mmerll beausc patronise mace In Nigeri.J -.:nhandn(thcProductMtyol manuraauT!:rsalsogor.h~ thegovmlmentisthebt~ products. IndUStries. In Lagos, on stum-inthesuoolVofgOOds spmdetlnlhceconomy.So,we

Mlnlstt'f or Trade and Thcsd.1y. to be procured 6Y the gomn. aT!: looking ilt thto i[roms that Investment, l t; OIusegun H~ said mat his minlsay was men. .line procui'ed locaIl'!' We ;ttl' ~n~sa~~~~~~~Y~"~~7,~rn.~ __ wo __ '~_n~g:-___ W_'_m~~_m~' ___ ~~='R~~:::n~g~':I~rn.~I:&~o:r~:wmtm&~~~~~:mm~m:'~I:nd:,wn>5::~~~ Fertilizer producers canvass policy to encourage local production Fr<m .... ~ ~ opt:nlng CUWlony of th~ Q..8 ers. soft Imn. olIddress llucruadnS "'OiE Fed~rolI.l Governm~n! Prfvat~ S«tor fnvaDnmt ~Id~ th~ Iqlslation. h~ £omPl m:hang~ Tilte. hlgfl J.has becn ..... 1sed to put In Workshop on ~~ !\;.Ink gidml'newOlSrieedforml' landmgandponchargros.

nrocdtd to [)nt~lopm~nt. Manag~men! gOW!mmem (0 provld~ con· According to the leadt'r of

;;~~~;in1.~vt'Stors Into .md invesDnt'flt in fertilizer ducm and ravourable ~nvJ· tht' Nigerian fentlizu p~ I rl'rtillzerpro- producUon, In Ahuja yester· ronmt'O( for (hl' ducers,Nlgeriahaslht'polt'n-

doll}t lrl\tiwrs,putlnplattSusGlIn- tlal to product' 3.5 million &u11 said h~ w.l'i lure that ablt' policy that wou ld lon~ordlt'comrnodityYNr.

the I~glsladon, If t'nacrW. addresshlghlntt'f"t'Slr.II:rand Iy. a~inst tilt' yt'arly con· would ht'lp to protect the bank chargtt sumption ratt' of 600.000 Int~rrst of th~ produCt'r. Hulsoemphulsedtht'need Importt'rs.supplkrandfann- for govc.rnmt'nt to provldt'

Airlines introduce fuel surcharge on fares worldwide FOIII W. st.dn. "'lint. ~ A IRUNES worldwtde hallt:

I'linrroducrd fuel surcha~ to their liI~ to rushion ~ dfm of the RJobaI rise In the prier d avtatlon fud on thdr op".llu<u.

Their ~n h.u howevn. bttn I rupportal by tht' Internallonal Air Transpon Association (lATA), the- dear· Ing house rOI a ll aJrlln~ ""rt_ Reports saJd abiln~ an now

""""'"" """ ",,,,dlie< by i~g In wlnglt't aircraft, which helps them to .sa"""

dght per emt of aviation fud during n"tilt opttations, In ordt'r to m:tuc~ costs. So<aldng on IU """,_ md lht' cfialkn~ factng the airlines and Olhe-rs l honly beJon! lht' opening of the SL4 billion Maynard Jackson Jr. International Airpon Tennina l at me Hartfield· Jackson Inlt'n\ational Alrpon. i\I.1antaGeorgia,~rda)\ mt' Chief ExecutM o r Delta Alrllnt'l, Richard Andt'non said tht' airfint' was in~ """",00""-_

He 1amm~ that alrllnt's

w.:R l"adng twd tlmt's ~ mt' matter; ~ that the 1ncn!~lng riSt' of madon fud, otherwi.st' known .u JET AI ~ I'orce us to pm our tick· c:u(~rramr· A winglt't is a featune used on

lht' wings of some aircraft to ImplVYl! ae-rodynamlcs. TIlt' US{' or the dt'vkr on aircr.l.ft an Improve fuel dlkkncy by up 10 dght percmt on lOng· haul njgltrs.

Afrcrift giant. Bot'ID$ SOl id reoen~ that 1[$ new '!Inglc:u -'<I p"""", ""'" ......... ings ofup to dghl per emt

percmt on the SOImt' routt'S. 8ot'lngsakl it has ukm more

thom 1,000 ortko: and pnM­sIorW commftmmts 10 buy the plane from 16 ~ AIrbus has takm l,l89 firm orders and 266 provisional on:Jer-s for Its competing I\C!O at the end or Mardithis~1:

Wlnglt'tS I\a\It' ~ stilin­dard on tJl~ 717. PIo~ by ~Mdt conducttd by NASA, tht')' ht'lp to Improve fuel bum by reductng drag and

~~~~1fft~~ OIlt toward Its tip.

find out whICh or tht"Se Ilt'IJIS .line available locally. so th.lt our Ioa.l manuCactUn:rs un

"""'''''''-"One or the highlight! of the workshoptodayls tiOwwean put In plaCt' an institution­alised fralTlt"WOrk that will ~Iow us to match the govmt­menlo the Manufactunel'S Association or Nlger1a and InnaYilton topossl6ly~an off-Lilkr agrffml'nu with them 10 Nt manufacturers un use that to TiI~ funds needed to growmelr buslnes.s-~.

Ht' added: "We ane mlnking of neviewtng our local procure­ment p~u~ todlffel"tnti­atf' bdv.ftn 1oc.o111y manuCac· tum! products and the OotS that .line Imported. Whl'n: mene is iI dlffenendal of about 15 percent. wewlil rmewthat to St"{' If l5 percent Is the right number, otwhether some ste· tors should ~ less or more. \-Ik a~ working with MAN to rome up with me right num­ber In this ~rd: ht'.saki The minister said me Ft'drral

Government wu considt'ring a new pa~l&n that would boost th~ ~nt of the Slt'ellndUSO}t 0lS pm of indus­trial revolution. AgangJ saki that his mlnlsay

would partner the Minlsay 0( Solid Minerals and Stt'el ~t to implement a backwird Integration polity that 'Aill ma.brt' mt' country Cllplone and pn:n$$ me abun­dant Iron one dqlosits across the coun~ In Order to sup­port Industrial growth and dew:lopnlt'flL "We .line also ernbarldng 011 an

Industlial maludon that Is anch~ on aneas when we hallt: rompaTilti'lo't:' and com­petitive advantilg~, such as agti·buslness. solid mint'fills and pttrodtcmiGlls. Also. we are conct'fluadng on growing the Industries that;ttl' labour· Intensi'lo't:' so that ~ will be Able to mAre Jobs ror our tt'eming population. For aampit', In the minin~lat· t'd IndllSUJ we an: collaborat·

CONTINUED ON PAGE 16

edical Treatment in India

Treatment ASSi s tance'" .... , ......... ft ........... _ •• 1.

"UTD I[O"TIlO~ -----,..~-.-

0rlc:I": Yur • ..ui 1",~

~padty:.lOmlI16 IOI'II'H)

with ~ mrnpr_ for

pOIItOir1& 0IIt cement

"-de: hl6 11m,," apiKJI:Y

wtth 1'1.Vt! ~"I

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