October 17, 2015

PACIEH: Improving Health, Education Through School Meals

A REPORT from the World Bank on sustainable education has identified school meal programme as “social safety nets that could provide educational and health benefits to vulnerable children” in the society.

9 years ago

Features·Health

Most Nurses Practicing In US Are Nigerians, Says Okedo

The college is the highest organ of nursing profession in West Africa. It was established in 1981 in The Gambia. The main objectives of setting up the college is to train nurses

9 years ago

Features·Health

Starwood Hotels Boost Hospitality Business With Multiple Deals

Starwood Hotels and Resorts recently made a remarkable impact in the hospitality industry with the signing of seven new deals across Africa and Indian Ocean.

9 years ago

Saturday Magazine·Travel & Tourism

Benefits Of An Egg A Day For The Nigerian Child

THE World Egg Day is celebrated every year on the second Friday of October. The Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) celebrated this year’s World Egg Day penultimate Friday with the theme: ‘The

9 years ago

Features·Health

Firm Seeks Govt Intervention In Aluminum Sector, Explains Growth Strategy

A FRONTLINE pioneer aluminum extrusion company, Nigerian Aluminum Extrusions Limited (NIGALEX) has unfolded strategies to boost its operation, reinforce its competitive edge and put the company on the path of greater profitability.

9 years ago

Uncategorized

CSR: Chinese Consulate, Firms Collaborate To Revamp Lagos School

AS part of its corporate social responsibility project and towards fostering better relations between Nigeria and China, the Chinese Consulate in Lagos in collaboration with China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and

9 years ago

Uncategorized

‘Buhari Needs To Strengthen Office Of First Lady’

AS a woman ambassador, what is the population of women in Nigeria? Nigeria has about 69,086,302 females (women) according to the 2006 population census.

9 years ago

Lead Story·Politics

‘Terrorists Do Not Need Hijab To Cover A Suicide Belt Or Bomb’

It is not possible to ban hijab which is the muslim religion’s attire in Nigeria. Because one girl simply laced herself with bombs and detonated it in the public does not mean

9 years ago

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October 17, 2015 - Page 9

PACIEH: Improving Health, Education Through School Meals

Most Nurses Practicing In US Are Nigerians, Says Okedo

Starwood Hotels Boost Hospitality Business With Multiple Deals

Benefits Of An Egg A Day For The Nigerian Child

Firm Seeks Govt Intervention In Aluminum Sector, Explains Growth Strategy

CSR: Chinese Consulate, Firms Collaborate To Revamp Lagos School

‘Buhari Needs To Strengthen Office Of First Lady’

‘Terrorists Do Not Need Hijab To Cover A Suicide Belt Or Bomb’

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