ExxonMobil divestment: Investors pull back bullish sentiment
THE divestment of ExxonMobil, United State-based international oil company, from the Nigerian subsidiary, Mobil Oil Nigeria (MON) Plc, may have resonated positively with the Nigerian investors as the company’s stock recorded significant appreciation in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, in the first few days trading, post-divestment announcement.
Breast Cancer: Ortom preaches regular self examination
Wife of the Benue State Governor, Dr. Eunice Ortom, has enjoined women to undertake regular Breast Self Examination, BSE, to ensure early detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer cases.
2018 census will cost N222bn, says NPC
Chairman of National Population Commission, NPC, Chief Eze Duruiheoma, said yesterday that Nigeria will require N222 billion to conduct accurate, reliable and acceptable population and housing census, proposed for 2018.
5 arrested for alleged theft of N56m goods
Five robbery suspects, including three staff of Peakins Pharmaceutical Company Limited, on Plot C, Mobolaji Johnson Estate, in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, have been arrested for allegedly stealing pharmaceutical products worth N56 million from the company.
3 ‘dreaded’ UNN students nabbed for robbery
Nsukka—Three students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, who allegedly invaded the institution’s Information Communication Technology, ICT, Centre, and carted away properties, have been arrested by a combined team of Nigeria Police Area command, Nsukka, and the security department of the university.
