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#EdoDecides: Why PDP is lamenting— Afegbua
Oshiomhole commissions industrial boreholes in Ihievbe
PMGMAN lauds govt intervention on CBN forex sales policy
Nigerian newspapers rake in N143bn ad revenue in 10 yrs
‘Miscreants, not Lokoja youths, stoned Gov Bello’
Photos: Agege chairmanship aspirant, Osolana gives back to constituents
Pregnant 19-year-old JSS 11 student commits suicide in Makurdi
Fraudsters use HoSF, Oyo-Ita’s Facebook account to fleece Nigerians
More death of cancer patients imminent
$15m: SERAP gives AGF ultimatum to prosecute Mrs Jonathan
Bag of sanitary bags gives away 3-man robbery gang
Etisalat moves against malaria with distribution of treated nets
Kidnappings: Commercial buses now target in Rivers
SWAN takes swipe at Sports Minister
FG urged to reduce criteria for accessing TETFUND
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SubscribeAn egg a day does not increase risk of heart attack — STUDY
A new study from the University of Eastern Finland shows that eating one egg every day is not associated with an elevated risk of incident coronary heart disease.
MLM’s success, a function of product’s potency – Biodun Marquis
Multilevel marketing is actually used by companies to increase their sales channels by letting others work for them instead of them having to worry too much about getting to the end-users. It’s simply looking for resellers rather than the traditional employment of sales persons.
Produce 11 scapegoats – Ambode tasks Task Force Unit
Subsequently, domestic violence and sexually related cases have been on the increase. And with security measures on ground to contain the somewhat societal ill, the perpetrators seem undeterred. Prompted by this menace, the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team (DSVRT), last week Thursday, September 8, held a special road walk in Ikeja and Festac Town, Lagos simultaneously as part of event to mark DSVRT domestic violent month, 2016.
We are very interested in women – EFInA
EFInA is a company funded by the UK Government Department for International Development (DFID) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. So we are involved in financial inclusion footsteps to ensure that the financial services sector works better especially for the poor and we do this in four areas. We look at research once every two years, EFInA conducts the EfInA access to financial services survey, we have done this survey since 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and we are doing that of 2016.
I was haunted to write After They Left —Edify Yakusak
Little wonder, the audience that gathered at Quintessence Bookshop, Park View, Ikoyi, venue of the book reading could not help but gasp, exclaim and heave a collective sigh after Edify Yakusak, finished reading a portion of her debut book, After They Left.
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