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Showing posts with label The Guardian Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Guardian Nigeria. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Burkina Faso coup leader, Diendere, bows to pressure
ECOWAS sends delegation to reinstate Kafando
GENERAL Gilbert Diendere who led the recent coup in Burkina Faso bowed to pressure yesterday as he apologised to the nation and promised to hand over power to a civilian transitional government.
A statement issued by Gen. Diendere to announce his surrender...
‘Yudala to support charities, create millionaires through Yuboss’
THE Chairman of Yudala, Nigeria’s first true composite online and offline retail chain, Sam Ojo, has said that Yudala is a company to watch in view of its status as a corporate organization with a conscience.
In an online chat with the media from his base in the United States, the strategic technology...
APMT votes $400m for new container terminal
MAERSK unit, APM Terminals’ (APMT) is to build a new $400 million container terminal at Petkim port on Turkey’s western shore that will handle general cargo as well.
The move coincides with Cosco Pacific and China Merchants’ decision to buy a container terminal in Istanbul on the Bosphorus near the...
Lessons from the Muslim festival Eid al-Adha (1)
THE Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha offers an opportunity for both the Muslim and Christian communities all over the world in general and Nigeria in particular to learn a bit more about the religious duties (Ibadah) they share in common.
This article is specifically written in order to encourage these...
THE WAY WE ARE
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Reprieve for offending soldiers
THE Nigerian Army’s reinstatement of 3,032 soldiers the other day is instructive of the institution’s commitment to justice even in the light of strict military operating rules of engagement which prescribe unquestioning obedience of orders. That move by the Army authorities is, therefore, a clear manifestation...
Pressure builds on Volkswagen CEO
THE scandal engulfing Volkswagen, which has admitted cheating diesel vehicle emissions tests in the United States, spread on Tuesday as South Korea said it would conduct its own investigation and a French minister called for an EU-wide probe.
The German carmaker’s shares fell to a new three-year low...
Wheelchair basketball teams promise to win Rio 2016 ticket for Victor Ochei
To face Egypt, South Africa, others in Algeria
Players and officials of Nigerian wheelchair basketball teams have vowed to win the Rio 2016 Olympics tickets in appreciation to former Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Victor Ochei, for his singular effort in uplifting the game in Nigeria.
For...
