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Nigeria’s The Wedding Party Premieres at 2016 Toronto Festival

Nigeria’s The Wedding Party Premieres at 2016 Toronto Festival

The Toronto International Film Festival has announced Elfike Film Collective’s The Wedding Party as one of the films that will premiere on its prestigious opening night as a selection of the Spotlight City to City programme. The premiere scheduled for Thursday, 8 September, 2016 will hold at the historic Elgin Theatre.

Gov Ugwuanyi, Igwe Achebe,Oba Otudeko for LIMCAF gala night

Gov Ugwuanyi, Igwe Achebe,Oba Otudeko for LIMCAF gala night

Art and culture lovers in and around Nigeria will witness what can be described as the best of Arts as the 2016 edition and 10th anniversary of the youth empowerment programme, Life In My City Art Festival (LIMCAF) kicks off in the coal city of Enugu. The high profile one week event which will be graced by the Governor of Enugu state, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe,Agbogidi of Onitsha, Oba Otudeko and others is scheduled to open on October 24, with exhibitions and lectures and end on October 29, with a grand finale and gala night.

Nigeria can produce 384,000 units of vehicles annually  – NADDC

Nigeria can produce 384,000 units of vehicles annually – NADDC

The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) said Nigeria now has the capacity to produce 384,000 units of vehicles annually. Director, Policy and Planning, NADDC, Mr. Luqman Mamudu, made this known at an interactive session with Commerce and Industry Correspondents Association of Nigeria ( CICAN) in Lagos, lamenting that out the 384,000 capacity, only 25,000 was produced in 2015.

Royal Exchange generates N8.43bn as gross premium in six months

Royal Exchange generates N8.43bn as gross premium in six months

Royal Exchange Plc has announced that it has generated a Gross Written Premium of N8.43 billion from its business activities in the first half of the 2016 financial year, representing an increase of 34 percent over the figure of 2015, which stood at N6.28 billion. Gross Premium Income also witnessed a growth of 17 percent over the 2015 figures, with the 2016 figure standing at N6.46 billion, compared to the N5.50 billion generated in the corresponding period in 2015.