NURTW: Lagosians, appoints MC Oluomo as Chairman
This is coming several weeks after the state government suspended the operations of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in the state and took control of all parks and garages to prevent a breakdown of law and order following a leadership tussle. The Lagos State Government has set
Ondo Chocolate goes for Sale in Maryland, USA
A first Made-in-Nigeria chocolate bars have gone out for sale in Maryland, USA for $16.50, that is about N7, 000 based on N415.65 at $1 exchange rate. Nigeria exports over 80 percent of the cocoa beans without value addition which puts the wealth of cocoa in the hands of European
TalkTalk owners weigh £3bn sale as suitors come calling
Sky News has learned, that Vodafone has been weighing whether to make a potential offer for TalkTalk in recent weeks. Sky, the Comcast-owned immediate parent of Sky News, is also said to have been examining whether to make an offer for part of the Salford-head quartered group. Telecoms industry sources
World Bank to FG: You won’t succeed in lifting 100m Nigerians out of poverty
The World Bank says it is hopeful the Federal Government can achieve its target of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years, but warned. on Friday, that such an ambitious goal won’t succeed without the execution of policies to keep adolescent girls in school and also provide
Federal high court bars media and others from covering terrorism cases
A federal high court has barred the media from covering terrorism cases in the country. The court’s Chief Information Officer, Dr Catherine Christopher said in a statement that terrorism proceedings will be conducted in secret except when the Chief Judge of the court, Justice John Tsoho, grants permission for media