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- 3,000 Marketers to Load Fuel From Lagos
Abuja Three thousand independent marketers will between now and end of this month load petrol from the Pipeline and Products Marketing Company (PPMC) depots in Lagos to all parts of the country. PPMC is a distribution and supply arm of the Nigerian
- Petrol Pipelines Pollute Water Boreholes in Lagos Community
An environmental group, Environmental Rights Action and Friends of the Earth, Nigeria ERA/FoEN fact-finding team visited an estate in Lagos on two occasions, was reliably informed by affected residents of the discovery of petrol gushing from the taps
- africapractice to manage Google PR in Africa
JOHANNEBSURG: Google has appointed africapractice, a pan-African strategic communications consultancy, to manage its PR campaigns in the sub-Saharan countries of Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal and South Africa. Google currently plays a role in
- ‘US envoy’s visit to Nigeria a unique access to Obama’s ears’
•To improve relations with Nigeria The visit to Nigeria of US Assistant Secretary of State, Johnnie Carson, provides Nigeria with perhaps a unique access to President Barack Obama’s ears, according to a former senior Nigerian diplomat who once served
- Nigeria To Open Bidding For Telecom Privatization
IBADAN, Nigeria -(Dow Jones)- Nigeria's Bureau of Public Enterprises, or BPE, said Monday it would open the bidding for the privatization of Nigerian Telecommunications Ltd., or Nitel, and its mobile arm M-TEL, on February 16 in Abuja, the Nigerian
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