Managing business in a recessed economy (1)
GOOD morning. I feel highly honoured to have been invited to address this Old Boys Association of St. John Chrysostom Junior Seminary, Osina, Imo State. For reasons I cannot fully explain, I feel deep love and rapport with Imo people. There is no doubt that your school has fulfilled its mission: I see before me distinguished alumni from all walks of life; men of sterling quality; men distinguished not only by intellect but also by character and virtue. I salute you all!
Ibeju-Lekki gets Mother-Child Unit through private sector effort
Mothers of child bearing age residing in Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos can now access quality healthcare following the official hand over of an ultramodern Mother-Child unit built and donated to the Lagos State government by Prince Ebeano Supermarket.
Aiteo assembles legal team to tackle alleged politically motivated allegations
Aiteo Group, an indigenous Nigerian oil and gas company has set up a legal team to tackle various allegations suspected to be political in nature.
Labour Ministry partners NISCN on occupational safety
MINISTER of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige yesterday expressed his Ministry’s readiness to continue partnering with the National Industrial Safety Council of Nigeria, NISCN, to ensure and promote occupational safety and health of Nigerian workers in their workplaces.
FG contracts $186m waterways security to Israeli firm
LAGOS—THE Federal Government yesterday said it had contracted the security of the nation’s waterways to an Isreali security firm at the cost of $186 million.
Ugwuanyi reopens New Haven Road
There was excitement in Enugu, yesterday, as Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi formally reopened the New Haven junction section of the Chime Avenue to traffic, in keeping with his directive that the failed box culvert on the road be reconstructed within three weeks.
