Food Exhibition and Festivals Nigeria Limited is set to give a facelift to the food and drinks sector at this year’s 25th International Trade Fair in Lagos.

One of Egypt’s top leading smart card payment processing company, Mediterranean Smart Cards Company (MSCC), has experienced another level of expansion in business as it opens a branch office in Nigeria that will serve the company’s clients in Nigeria.

Dr Ausbeth Ajagu, MFR, a renowned political economist and industrialist, chairman, corporate affairs and strategic planning committee of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria as well as the President of the Academy for Entrepreneurial Studies, Nigeria and several others.

Global market leader in the logistics industry cum seasonal expertise in international express, parading a global network composed of more than 220 countries that targets to offer quality service delivery to its valued customers home and abroad, as part of its social corporate responsibility provides baby care kits to women with newborns and those expecting to give birth soon.

Barrister Benedict Agozie Okonkwo is a legal practitioner with repute. His interest in practicing law is taking him places with outstanding experience in and outside the legal practice. In this interview with Saturday Vanguard Rising On The Job, Okonkwo, from his years of experience vividly explains the secret of rising on the job. Excerpts:

Second National Operator Globacom, has opened its neighbourhood customer care centre, Glo Zone, in Sabongida Ora, in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State.

CBN and the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) on Thursday signed a 510,000 dollars (N6.63 million) grant agreement on Shared Disaster Recovery Services to improve data security in Nigeria’s financial sector.

The Transnational Corporation PLC had a rowdy Annual General Meeting in Abuja, yesterday, as angry shareholders took on the Chairman, Dr Ndi Okereke-Onyuike, over the company’s poor performance and crowding out shareholders with proxies.

The Federal Government’s determination to promote the development and diversification of Nigeria’s non-oil export trade, assist in promoting the development of export related industries in Nigeria and actively articulate and promote the implementation of export policies and programmes is seemingly becoming a failed project as a result of youth activity in the border.

26 Nigerian students will this month join their counterparts from all over the world for human capital development at the London School of Economics and Political Science(LSE).