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In the last 15 years, we have witnessed a significant growth in South African investments in Nigeria. This has happened because Nigeria created the opportunity for such engagement and South Africa displayed the capability to make these investments based on its advanced technology and greater industrial and manufacturing experience – much greater than Nigeria. South Africa developed a very outward focus paradigm straight after the 1994 elections, where its Department of Trade and Industry embarked on an aggressive outward mission into the rest of Africa – almost using it as a means to rediscover and reconnect with the rest of the African continent to which it had been estranged for many…
WHEREAS internet is seen as an exclusive preserve of the elite in Nigeria, a month-long study, which was revealed by TelecomPaper, conducted across Kenya and commissioned by the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) and research firm Ipsos found that 86 percent of Kenyans viewed the internet as the epitome of freedom of expression and political freedom. Almost all respondents (95 percent) said the internet was part of their economic future and livelihood. The survey revealed that 39 percent of Kenyans had no problem with sharing their private information with companies online; however, 96 percent said they were unlikely to…
Following the recent crisis that engulfed the ever-busy Mile 12 Market in Lagos, the Police on Wednesday arraigned 32 persons before a Magistrate Court Sitting in Ikeja for allegedly causing the riot. The defendants includes: Sanusi Mohammed 17, Haruna Abdulahi 30, Umaru Bala 18, Saheed Tahir Abdulahi 20, Musa Isa 22, Biliaminu Dauda 15, Abeeb Ibrahim 16, Farouq Abdamu 22, Aminu Abubakar 22, Sanni Amadu 24. Others are Amoo MUstapha 42, Danjuma Adamson 30, America Umaru Saidu 21, Awolu Alli 30, Rufai Ibrahim 15, Monday Obasi 37, Aminu Abubakar 19, Abdulquddus Olalekan Ajuwon 19, Tunde Nureni 24, Abdulahi Umoru 20, Musa Usman 35, Abdulahi…
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Wednesday granted immediate approval for provision of land to the Nigerian Navy in the Ibeju Lekki area of the state to install surveillance equipment to monitor activities on the Nigerian territorial waters and a little beyond the exclusive economic zones of the country. Governor Ambode, who made the announcement during a courtesy visit paid on him at the Lagos House, Ikeja by the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas, said the surveillance gadget would go a long way in putting a halt to criminal activities going on within the creeks around the…
Senate yesterday directed its committee on National Security and Intelligence to conduct an investigation into the immediate and remote causes of the action of the Department of State Security (DSS) leading to the invasion of Ekiti State House of Assembly just as it directed Federal Government to deploy all resources to ensure that the killings going on in Taraba State is stamped out. Senate reached this resolution following an outcry by Senator Biodun Olujimi (Ekiti South) on the recent invasion of the men of DSS to the Ekiti State House of Assembly while committee meetings were on going, an illegality…
Euclidmyke Agunwa HUNDREDS of aggrieved Nigeria youths, dressed in black uniform under the aegis of Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO) and Paths of Peace Initiative yesterday, barricaded the entrance to the National Assembly, protesting the scrapping of the SURE – P programme which provided food on their table during the past administration of President Goodluck Jonathan. The youths accused the Buhari administration of being insensitive to their plight, alleging that over 51,000 Nigerians who were recruited from the 36 States of the Federation including the Federal Capital Territory by the last administration had been deceived and abandoned by the present administration…
The South African President Jacob Zuma Tuesday revealed that Nigerian is an investment destination as South companies which were only four as at 1999 are now over 120, involved in diverse businesses in Nigeria. He equally recalled how Nigerian civil servant paid ‘Mandela Tax’ which was deducted directly from their salary, adding that this is the time for Nigeria to get the right policies towards economic diversification to enable her take a leap from being a consumer nation. The session held amidst tight security as activities at the National Assembly were grinded at about 1.00pm following the arrival of stern looking operatives of Department…
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday said it would no longer tolerate the illegal activities of land grabbers otherwise known as Omo-Onile, just as it warned that anyone found using such to disturb public peace and illegally disposes people of their property would be prosecuted in accordance with relevant criminal laws. The State’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem, who said this shortly after the monthly Security Council Meeting, said the state government was seriously concerned about the menace of land grabbing, especially as activities of land grabbers have escalated in recent times, and that it would no longer…
LAGOS University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) yesterday ( WEDNESDAY) opened a breast cancer clinic to mark the International Women’s Day (IWD). The clinic, will be run in collaboration with a non-governmental organisation (NGO), Run for a Cure Africa (RFCA). The clinic, which will begin work next Wednesday, was funded by Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU). RFCA founder Mrs Ebele Mbanugo said the clinic is the first step towards solving the problem of breast cancer, adding that it would relieve patients of the stress they go through in their treatment. “This place will solve the problem of going to a building to see the…