Nigeria targets 70% of Africa’s gas demand with higher production — NUPRC
I regret delaying telcos’ entry into financial services — Sanusi
Lafarge Africa’s profit after tax falls by 43%
Kia posts global sales of 208,700 vehicles in Feb
IEA sees renewed pressure on oil prices as glut worsens
Stakeholders commend Chidoka, welcome new aviation order
Beer brewers divide market with new tactics
WMO okays Nigeria’s SRP success for adoption
Fast, timely deliveries are backbone of e-commerce – Wiles
Youth entrepreneurship key to our policy — Honeywell
Frytol hits market, engages consumers via activation
Nigeria bonds to rise on election jitters
‘Jonathan, Obasanjo and the gaps in Soludo’s thesis’

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Share a Coke is about making an iconic brand personal to consumers
In January, Coca-Cola swapped its iconic logo with some popular names among Nigerians when it launched the Share a Coke campaign. Quickly the campaign inspired a sharing frenzy among consumers who were excited to share the moment with people that matter most to them. Adjudged as one of the best marketing campaigns, Share a Coke has continued to delight consumers and occupy the front burner of discourse in the marketing world. In this interview, Patricia Jemibewon, Marketing Director, Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited sheds more light on why the campaign resonates with consumers and why Coca-Colacontinues to evolve and stay ahead of trends.
How clean bill of health on alleged missing $20bn repositioned NNPC
The recent clean bill of health issued Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, which conducted forensic audit report on the alleged missing $20bn unremitted oil revenue, has laid to rest months of controversies generated by the allegation
Price increase painful, but necessary — MultiChoice MD
Price increases are always painful and we are very mindful of this. However, they are sometimes necessary for businesses to provide service to their consumers and also provide necessary returns to stakeholders. They ensure that we can continue to provide quality entertainment to our subscribers even with the rising costs and inflation. It is because of the prevailing economic situation and rising cost of content and our other inputs that we have had to increase the cost of subscriptions and this has affected all the other entities across the continent. If you look at a lot of goods and services you will see that there an increase in a lot of sectors as we are not isolated.
Alison-Madueke seeks diversification of Oil Revenue Base
The Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke has declared that the Ministry and its parastatals are focused on mitigating the effects of lower crude oil prices by directing efforts and investments towards the diversification of oil revenue base in 2015 and beyond.
NNPC Sheds Light on Pipeline Protection Contracts to Community-Based Companies
In a bid to effectively combat the growing scourge of pipeline sabotage that has impacted negatively on its operations, the Management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced the renewal and extension of the pipeline protection contract to some of its host communities.

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