FG commends NTIC students for winning 28 medals at TeensEagle competition
By Henry Obetta The Federal Government has commended students of the Nigerian-Tulip International College, NTIC, for their outstanding performance at the TeensEagle International Competition in the United Kingdom, where they won 28 medals. The students clinched 10 gold, 10 silver and eight bronze medals at the international competition, earning recognition from the Federal Government for […]
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Over 5bn people rely on forests for livelihoods — FAO
By Cynthia Alo & Kafayat Kokumo More than five billion people worldwide rely on forests to some extent for their livelihoods, yet its contribution to food security and nutrition remains largely overlooked in national statistics and policy frameworks, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has said. The FAO made this known […]
NIMASA vows to prioritise Cabotage implementation
By Godwin Oritse The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, has reiterated that developing indigenous capacity in Nigeria’s maritime sector under the Cabotage regime remains a priority of the administration. Mobereola stated this on Tuesday during a tour of Marine Platforms’ African Pioneer Lagos vessel. The African Pioneer […]
Fragments of Existence examines human experience in group exhibition
By Onyeka Ezike In a bid to examine the human experience as an assemblage of fragments and lived memories, Alexis Galleries is set to host a group exhibition featuring four contemporary artists: Ebuka Anyiam, Celesta Jonah, Idris Olabode Opeyemi, and Okediji Femi. The exhibition, titled “Fragments of Existence,” is scheduled to run from September 19 […]
SME defaults: Expert identifies four warning signs banks miss
By Juliet Umeh Financial institutions may be missing early warning signs of distress among Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, SMEs, by relying on traditional credit models that detect problems only after borrowers begin missing repayments. Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Mathesis Analytics Inc., Winston Osuchukwu, who raised the concern, identified slower vendor payments, artificial liquidity, […]
