Seven years that turned Edo State around
LEST we forget, when Comrade Adams Oshiomhole assumed office as governor of Edo State, on November 12, 2008, the biggest among other challenges was how to galvanize the people to once again
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Agency to boost rural agric sector
In a bid, to create additional jobs and business opportunities, improve profitability by benefiting from the economies of scale. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), is set to duplicate its business
APM Terminals Apapa plans to trim workforce
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the company explained that the effects of global price of oil falling from $114 per barrel in the summer of 2014 to less than $50 a
Rice importers groan over smugglers’ activities
HARD times may have been here for importers of Nigeria’s most consumed staple food, rice, as smuggling of the product from neighbouring countries has been stepped up.
‘Alcohol intake affects risk of Parkinson’s disease’
FOR many years, researchers have been investigating whether there are any associations between Parkinson’s disease (PD) and lifestyle choices such as smoking and coffee and alcohol consumption.
Operators Save N6.4m through Co-location
TELECOMMUNICATIONS infrastructure sharing initiatives adopted by telecom services providers as a way of reducing operational cost have started yielding results as operators save some N6.4million annually.
Imf Team In Zambia To Review Economy As Kwacha Slides
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission arrived in Zambia on Wednesday to meet officials for a scheduled review of the economy as it grapples with a sliding currency tracking falling copper prices.
82 garlands for the thespian, Uncle B
IT was the 82nd birthday anniversary of foremost theatre director, teacher and administrator, Professor Bayo Oduneye on Wednesday last week and, as usual, members of the theatre fraternity including his former students,
In Lagos, new textures of The Contemporaries thicken
Not in anyway related to a special art auction, Africa Now Contemporary held in London, U.K. courtesy of Bonhams, few weeks ago, but the works of 11 exhibiting artists titled The Contemporaries
Elnathan John’s debut novel on Boko Haram, Born on a Tuesday, out tomorrow
Excitement and anticipation for Elnathan John’s debut novel, Born on a Tuesday, is building ahead of its formal release by Cassava Republic Press tomorrow, November 12, 2015.