Wednesday, August 17, 2016
MoneyGram Recognized as Trusted Money Transfer Provider in Nigeria
MoneyGram Recognized as Trusted Money Transfer Provider in Nigeria
LAGOS, Nigeria, Aug. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- MoneyGram (NASDAQ: MGI) announced the continuity of its operations in Nigeria. The commitment follows recent market developments as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) changed its policy on how remittance companies (including MoneyGram) can continue to provide money transfer services in Nigeria.
Inside Nigeria, Nigerians Are Moving Forward in Life
Inside Nigeria
MTN Strike 'Imminent'
MTN Strike 'Imminent' | ITWeb
The operator's management is "incapacitated to engage meaningfully on labour issues", says the Communication Workers Union.
~ by Paula Gilbert
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Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Me, Myself & I: Who Are YOU?
Me, Myself & I: Who Are YOU?
Los Angeles author shares what you need to know about your Body, Mind, and Spirit. Book signing: Saturday, August 20, 2016, at 2 p.m. Barnes & Noble, Del Amo Center, Torrance, California
RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif., Aug. 16, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Many people working in high stress related jobs and careers are finding that achieving life balance is difficult. Accomplishing goals and building strong interpersonal relationships including one's love life can be a challenge. Author Jay Payne has studied, researched, explored and developed concepts and tools that can help one attain and maintain a balanced life.
South Africa is the Worst Country in the World for Drunk Driving
• Chart: The Worst Countries In The World For Drunk Driving | Statista
Source: STATISTA.
See Lagos, Africa's Largest Megacity in Motion on Screen Naija on YouTube.
Source: STATISTA.
See Lagos, Africa's Largest Megacity in Motion on Screen Naija on YouTube.
Monday, August 15, 2016
Economist GMAT Tutor's $25,000 MBA Scholarship Contest Is Now Open
Economist GMAT Tutor's $25,000 MBA Scholarship Contest Is Now Open
$25,000 scholarship will go to the highest scorer on Economist GMAT Tutor's online-simulation exam
Ignorance is Destroying More Lives in Nigeria Than Corruption and Terrorism
Nigerian voters collecting political bribes of foodstuffs.
Ignorance is destroying more lives in Nigeria than corruption and terrorism.
The ruling class will continue to cheat and exploit the poor masses who have become willing pawns in the political chess of Nigerian political rulers.
The masses know how to make more noise than sense.
They attack themselves from the street to the internet over their political support for or against political office holders who are power greedy title chasers and not nation builders.
Ignorance is destroying more lives in Nigeria than corruption and terrorism.
The ruling class will continue to cheat and exploit the poor masses who have become willing pawns in the political chess of Nigerian political rulers.
The masses know how to make more noise than sense.
They attack themselves from the street to the internet over their political support for or against political office holders who are power greedy title chasers and not nation builders.
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Video: Igbo Man Demands for Money, Yoruba Man Asks for Change and Hausa Man Watches
Igbo Man Demands for Money, Yoruba Man Asks for Change and Hausa Man Watches
An Igbo Obioma street tailor demands payment from Gbenga, a Yoruba customer in a house in Lagos and the Hausa sitting on a motorcycle simply looks on. From "Lagos is Working" documentary film by Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima, Publisher/Editor of NOLLYWOOD MIRROR® Series distributed worldwide by Amazon Books. https://www.amazon.com/author/ekenyerengozimichaelchima .
Igbo Obioma itinerant street tailors in Lagos are disappearing and many Hausas from northern Nigeria are now seen with the traditional Singer 99K sewing machines carried on their shoulders on the streets of Lagos.
UK Armed Forces in Nigeria and Somalia To Combat Terrorists
UK Armed Forces Deployments Tackle Security Threats in Africa
LONDON, 05 August 2016 / PRN Africa / --
The UK is playing a substantial role in tackling security threats across Africa, with deployments in Nigeria and Somalia.
Around 30 British troops have recently arrived in Somalia to bolster a United Nations mission, while a 35 strong RAF team have been training Nigerian personnel helping to fight Boko Haram.
Nigeria
An RAF Short Term Training Team have been advising the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) in how to defend their airbases from threats such as that from extremist group Boko Haram.
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