In a bid to promote its marketing strategy, Bharti Airtel has appointed George Andah as the Chief Marketing Officer for its Nigerian operation

The Lagos State government has set a limit of 20 storeys for buildings along some major roads in the new Ikeja Model City plan.

It was a meeting of minds in Lagos last week, when the organized private sector under the auspices of the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association ( NECA) hosted the finance minister, Mr. Olusegun Aganga. The meeting was different from the usual reading of addresses. For the private sector, it was time to present a case to the government on the challenges to their businesses and why white collar jobs will continue to elude thousands of able and qualified Nigerians.

Stanbic IBTC was reported to have expressed support for any legislation that would enforce the human rights and dignity of all Nigerians irrespective of their gender, but observed that there are various factors that could influence an individual’s decision to engage in illegal and immoral acts which could include but not limited to prostitution at the work place.

Several contractors have handled this job without any headway. Now, with Mr. President showing interest in the road, we can see progress. We hope the President will use his good offices to complete the road while in office because road development is pivotal to other developments”, Arthur who is the Auditor, NURTW, Otovwodo Park stated.