July 8, 2015 - Page 8 of 12 - Guardian Nigeria News

Fatal accident claims over 20 lives in Kogi

TRAGEDY struck on Monday morning when a fatal accident claimed more than 20 persons lives. Twenty-two cows were also killed in the accident along Abuja-Lokoja-Okene. An eyewitness who spoke to The Guardian

9 years ago

Metro·News

Nobel Carpet wins Africa Quality Award

IN recognition of its commitment to continuously produce top quality and durable products, Nobel Carpets and Rugs, Nigeria’s leading rug brand from the stables of Lucky Fibres plc, has been declared Africa’s

9 years ago

Metro·News

Rotary Club of Hill-Top installs first female president after 30 years

ROTARY Club of Hill-Top has installed its first female President after 30 years in Calabar. The new President, Mrs. Edeje Ekam was installed at the weekend in Calabar during the club’s yearly

9 years ago

Metro·News

Ambode pledges support for private sector

Appoints new head for LASEMA THE state governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has given assurance of his government’s readiness to maintain a strong link with private sector through providing the conducive atmosphere for

9 years ago

Features·Greater Lagos

Ikeja Unique Lion’s Club organises free eye screening for students

THIRTY students from Agidimgbi Senior Grammar School, Ikeja, benefitted from the community service project of the Ikeja Unique Lions’s Club District 404B as they went through eye screening tests, while corrective glasses

9 years ago

Features·Greater Lagos

Iran nuclear deal deadline to be extended again

TALKS between Iran and Western powers to find a nuclear deal will continue past Tuesday’s deadline for a “couple of days”, European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has announced. “We are continuing

9 years ago

News

For acceptable petroleum sector deregulation

IF we must deregulate the petroleum sector in Nigeria, there is only one way it can work without social and economic repercussions on poor Nigerians. First, the fuel that is imported into

9 years ago

Columnists·Opinion

Cholera kills 32 in S’Sudan, education key to stemming outbreak, says UN

CHOLERA outbreak in war-torn South Sudan has killed at least 32 people, a fifth of them children under five, and schools have a major role to play in stemming the spread of

9 years ago

News

Al-Shabaab kills 14 ‘sleeping’ Kenyan workers

AT LEAST 14 people have been killed and 11 others injured after a group of armed men attacked quarry workers in northern Kenya, officials said. The attackers, suspected to be al-Shabab fighters, stormed

9 years ago

News

Critical implications of seaports’ monopoly

A CASCADE of directives in the dying days of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s administration created eerie feelings in many a department of the country’s life, including the maritime industry.

9 years ago

Columnists·Opinion

July 08, 2015 - Page 8

Fatal accident claims over 20 lives in Kogi

Nobel Carpet wins Africa Quality Award

Rotary Club of Hill-Top installs first female president after 30 years

Ambode pledges support for private sector

Ikeja Unique Lion’s Club organises free eye screening for students

Iran nuclear deal deadline to be extended again

For acceptable petroleum sector deregulation

Cholera kills 32 in S’Sudan, education key to stemming outbreak, says UN

Al-Shabaab kills 14 ‘sleeping’ Kenyan workers

Critical implications of seaports’ monopoly

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