Unilever’s CSR, women economic empowerment & devt
Before now, mission of businesses were primarily economic, but within the last few decades there have been shifts about companies Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) which have parallel and partly reflected the changing needs of the society.
UN House bombing: Why we struck-Boko Haram
Yusifiyya Movement, also known as Boko Haram, yesterday, said it attacked the United Nations (UN) building in Abuja because United States (US) and the UN are supporting the Federal Government to persecute Muslims in Nigeria.
Osun targets N7.5bn IGR through tourism
The Governor of Osun State, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, is inviting private investors all over the world to come up with viable proposals, aimed at developing tourism in the state, with a view to achieving the state government target of increasing its internally generated revenue to N7.5 billion by 2015.
Baby, 6 others die in Ibadan flood
Seven persons including a new-born baby and five women were on Friday killed while about 20 others went missing during a downpour that lasted several hours in Ibadan, Oyo State capital.
UN House attack: FBI agents arrive Nigeria
FBI agents have arrived in Nigeria following a suicide attack at UN headquarters in the capital Abuja that has left at least 19 people dead, a US embassy spokeswoman said Saturday.
Why there is tragedy of double hunger in Niger Delta, by Dr Tam-George
For the first time, Sunday Vanguard is going beyond politicians to seek the opinion of academics and experts on the crisis of governance in Nigeria, and other issues of national interest. Today’s personality, Dr Austin Tam-George has degrees in Education, Industrial Relations and Cultural Studies. In 2007, he earned a Ph.D. from the University of Witwatersrand South Africa, with research based on the Nigeria’s Niger Delta conflict.
