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Gunman kills three women in Finland

A lone gunman shot dead three women, a local official and two journalists, in an attack in a small town in Finland, a country with one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world.

Police said on Sunday they believed the 23-year-old suspect, who was swiftly arrested after the night-time shooting on Saturday, acted alone and initial indications were that there was no political or extremist motive.

The attack took place as the women were leaving a restaurant in the southeastern lakeside town of Imatra near the Russian border, and police said they may have been targeted at random.

Reviewed auto policy ready in six months – FG

The Federal Government has said details of its reviewed automotive policy, which will include stiffer measures on used vehicle imports, will be unveiled in the next six months.

The government spoke through the Director-General, National Automotive Design and Development Council, Mr. Aminu Jalal, at an automotive industry forum in Lagos on Friday.

Recession: Manufacturers cut costs, adopt other survival strategies

As the Federal Government embarks on measures to take the country out of economic recession, manufacturers have also been considering strategies aimed at overcoming the situation.

For most firms whose factory processes depend heavily on imported inputs, the escalating rate of the United States dollar against the naira has posed a huge challenge.

Recession: It’s wicked to increase taxes, Fayose tells FG

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has called on the Federal Government to rescind its decision to reduce workers salary through obnoxious increment in Pay As You Earn, pension and National Housing Fund deductions.