Our product makes a difference — Toyin Nwaokolo
Being your own boss might be made to look easy when you are on the outside looking in, but it is not as easy as it may seem. Like a lot of other business women, Mrs Toyin Nwaokolo is one of those women who are set to beat the odds when it comes to her business. Determination to succeed where others might have failedhas made her stand firm in her business even when the economy dictates otherwise. In her chat with Vanguard, she tells more.
CAF orders Dolphins to remain in Tunis
The Confederation of African Football has ordered Nigeria representative s, Dolphins FC to remain in Tunis until a decision is taken on their contentious CAF Confederation Cup first round, first leg affair with Tunisian giants Club Africain.
Foreigners leave in droves for fear of post-election violence
As Nigerians count days to the country’s general elections come March 28 2015, many foreigners appear to be leaving the country in droves as witnessed by Vanguard Consular Advisory at both Lagos and Abuja international airports.
AYC 2015: Tetteh boost for Ghana
Ghana striker Benjamin Tetteh has been passed fit to return to action for Ghana’s tantalizing semi-final clash against Nigeria at the 2015 African Youth Championship.
Jonathan orders NEC to slash electricity tariff
Worried by the sufferings of millions of Nigerians occasioned by the astronomical increase in electricity tariff by the National Electricity Commission, NEC, President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered the regulatory body to review the tariff downwards with immediately effect.
FG begins ‘final onslaught’ against Boko Haram
Nigeria has begun the “final onslaught” against Boko Haram, the country’s national security spokesman said on Tuesday, after the militants were ousted from the strategic town of Bama.
