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Volkswagen Reopens Assembling Plant In Nigeria After 20 Years
11/07/2015Volkswagen Automobile Group has reopened its auto assembly factory on the Badagry Expressway, Lagos, after 20 years of suspending operations in the country. According to the German automaker, the reopening.
Aliko Dangote Looks To The Future: Oil Refineries, Fertilizer, Retirement
11/07/2015Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, made his billions in cement and sugar, but looking ahead, he says he’s putting his money in two other sectors that will transform the Dangote.
Interesting Piece! Ebola Survivors May Be the Key To Future Treatments — For Almost Any Disease
11/07/2015LINA MOSES SENSED the ghost of Ebola as soon as her Land Cruiser entered the gate at Kenema Government Hospital. More than a hundred people had died in the treatment.
Nigeria: Niger State First Lady Offers To Work As A Gynaecologist In The State General Hospital
11/07/2015The first lady of Niger state, Dr. Amina Bello has offered to work as gynecologist at the state General hospital in Minna the state capital. Speaking during her visit to.
Food Shortage Still a Threat in Sub-Saharan Africa
11/07/2015The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) yesterday said favourable worldwide conditions for cereal crops will lead to better-than-expected production this growing season at the global level, UN News.
Find Out Why A 15 Years Old Girl Decided To Build Bikes From Bamboo In Ghana
11/07/2015A young Ghanaian entrepreneur, Winifred Selby, co-started Ghana Bamboo Bikes Initiative when she was just 15. The award winning company makes bicycles out of bamboo and has caught the attention of global organisations. This.
SUCCESS STORIES: Akinwumi Adesina – From Farmers Son To Africa Bank CEO
11/07/2015Lagos (AFP) – Nigeria’s outgoing agriculture minister Akinwumi Adesina has risen from humble origins to become the head of the African Development Bank at a time of economic transformation on.
BREAKING: President Buhari And Vice President Osinbajo To Take 50% Salary
10/07/2015President Muhammadu Buhari will only receive 50% of the salary paid to his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, the presidency announced Friday. The president’s decision to take a pay cut was conveyed.