BUSINESS
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Singapore set to fight diabetes, urges Coca-Cola, Pespi, others to reduce sugar content of drinks
Seven major drinks companies including Coca-Cola and PepsiCo will reduce the sugar content of drinks they sell in Singapore, as…
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Nestle rolls out initiative program for Nigerian youths
Nestle Nigeria has restated its commitment to support young people by boosting youth entrepreneurship and inspiring the talented ones through…
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24 ships with petrol, food items to arrive Lagos — NPA
Twenty four ships laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected to arrive Apapa and Tin-Can Island…
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CBN intervenes in inter-bank forex market, injects fresh $364m
Yesterday the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intervened in the inter-bank foreign exchange market to the tune of $364 million…
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Whistleblowing: FG records 5000 reports in eight months
Nigerian Government, within eight months of the establishment of a whistleblowing strategy for the combat of corrupt practices, have recorded…
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Dip in petrol price forces reduction in Gambia’s transport fares
The Gambia has released a new tariff, reducing transport fares on passenger vehicles across all destinations. The cut in fares…
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Ethiopian airlines targets $10bn profit by 2025
Ethiopian Airline says it is working to be a 10 billion dollar profit making organisation, fly 120 international and 26…
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USTDA approves N360m grant for modular refinery in Nigeria
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) has approved a grant of $1 million (N360 million) for the detailed engineering…
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Man sues Heineken, says he found 2 dead geckos in his beer (Photos)
A Fountain Valley man is suing Heineken and The Kroger Co after he allegedly found two dead geckos lizards in…
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MTN appoints Okigbo as corporate relations executive
The management of MTN Nigeria says it has appointed Tobechukwu Okigbo as its corporate relations executive. The company in a statement…
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