Nigeria-China Governors’ Investment Forum in China

When top world industry presidents and national leaders who share similar passions gather for a time of presentations, discussions and exchange of ideas, magic always happens. In meetings such as this, with the right people connecting within a sphere of good intentions and available resources, the stage is often set for groundbreaking deals that positively impacts participating nations.

City People Awards EFCC the Most Effective Government Agency in Nigeria

The EFCC on Sunday 2nd April 2017, won the most effective government agency in Nigeria award at the 20th City People Awards for Excellence held at Airport Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos.

Basic facts why ONLINE BUSINESS should be considered in Nigeria.

If there is any part of the society that bears the scourge of penury and bad economy, then it has to be the masses. The elites know how to maneuver their way through any unfavorable situation. The 21st century has provided every one with an opportunity to earn money online irrespective of the social divide.

Here are seven reasons why Nigerian workers should give working online a thought.

1. Do not put all your eggs in one basket:

Online business gives you the privilege to diversify your means of earning. It reduces your dependency on your job. People whose physical jobs are their only option tend to get emotional if something goes wrong. If there is delay in salary, they begin to worry. If there is mass retrenchment, they start developing high blood pressure. Why? Because all they have and all they do is vested in their job alone.

Reno Omokri applauds VP Osinbajo for leading Nigeria well in President Buhari's absence

That good sir..!!

Nigerian female student studying in Ghana goes missing while on her way back to Nigeria

 According to family sources, beautiful Hafsat Oshilalu, a law undergraduate at Zenith University College in Ghana, she has been missing for three days now. Hafsat was on her way back to Nigeria for the Christmas holiday when she went missing. She was traveling back by road.
Her phones have been switched off and no one has been able to reach her. Anyone with useful information should contact her family members on 08058121208,07038750175, 07039654671 or the nearest police station.

NCWS "90% of female prisoners in Nigeria are pregnant or nursing mothers"

Recently National Council of Women's Society (NCWS) say that over 90% of female prisoners in the country were either pregnant or nursing mothers. The society’s president, Mrs. Gloria Shoda, disclosed this on Tuesday, December 13th, during the inauguration of new executives in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

World Oldest person on earth discovered at Nigeria

When it comes to aging it’s a blessing. Many have not lived to see their grandchildren, while many has seen their fifth generation.112-year-old Yasutaro Koide from Japan is recognized by Guinness Book of as the oldest person alive, but they just might have to amend the books.

Onnoghen will be swear in by President Buhari as the acting Chief Justice of Nigeria today

Onnoghen will be swear in by President Buhari as the acting Chief Justice of Nigeria today

Today at about 2pm at the state house Abuja, President Buhari will swear in acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen. ‎This follows the retirement of the current CJN, Justice Mahmud Muhammed, who will officially retire today having attained the retirement age of ‎70.

The National Judicial Council had on October 5th forwarded Justice Onnoghen name to President Buhari as Muhammed's replacement.

How Fighting Corruption Led to Mother's Abduction - Iweala

In a recent interview with French newspaper, Le Monde, former Minister for Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said her fight against the fraud being carried out through the subsidy regime while she was minister, led to the kidnap of her 83 years old mother. 

Okonjo-Iweala said she had asked former President Goodluck Jonathan to remove the subsidy regime after the massive corruption in it was uncovered.

Minimum Wage: Labour To Go Ahead with Strike

Even with the affirmation by the 36 states governors of their readiness to pay the N18,000 minimum wage prescribed by the recently amended National Minimum Wage Act, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Sunday insisted that it would go on with its planned three-day warning strike.

The strike to protest governments' and private employers' unwillingness to abide by the provisions of the revised National Minimum Wage Act will begin on Wednesday, July 20. It is expected to usher in an indefinite and total strike in the event of government's continued failure to implement the provisions of the Act.www.mannastores.com