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Soon Nigeria s labour pain ll lead to joy, Alake tells Nigerians

Soon Nigeria s labour pain ll lead to joy, Alake tells Nigerians
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Nigeria s solid minerals sector s legal, regulatory frameworks in state of confusion

"The cracks in the wall of the regulatory frameworks of Nigeria's solid minerals sector are widening and capable of providing abodes for reptiles more dangerous than lizards," an official said.

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UN and coalition of NGOs write to Unilever to voice deep concern regarding victims of violence at Unilever tea plantation

The United Nations Working Group on Business and Human Rights, and five United Nations Special Rapporteurs have written to Unilever Plc, expressing their deep concern about the lack of access to justice and an effective remedy provided by Unilever to a group of (former) Unilever workers who were brutally assaulted on a Unilever tea plantation.

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The 2nd Africa Business and Human Rights Forum called for Inclusive Growth that respects Human Rights

The 2nd Africa Business and Human Rights Forum called for Inclusive Growth that respects Human Rights
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Great FEAT: Nigerian born Naturalized British, ELEMCHI NWOSU appointed International Trade Advisor to United Kingdom Govt…expected to maximize commercial opportunities between Britain and Africa, to bridge cross-cultural knowledge gaps, facilitate improved partnerships with African countries Worked with UK Department for International Development, European Commission, United Nation agencies, World Bank and private sector in developing countries Successfully performed as economic development leader managed over 20 multi-donor projects across Africa countries including: Nigeria, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Rwanda, with an average portfolio size of £12 million Expertise in resource mobilization facilitates trade and investment ties in emerging markets I am on a made in Africa mission I aspire to see more products on our shelves that say, made in Rwanda, made in Zambia, made in Nigeria, and for Africa to be a highly sought after, well-respected trading partner to the world -NWOSU *BY KEN OLAWALE/BUSINESS Correspondent, UK

Great FEAT: Nigerian born Naturalized British, ELEMCHI NWOSU appointed International Trade Advisor to United Kingdom Govt…expected to maximize commercial opportunities between Britain and Africa, to bridge cross-cultural knowledge gaps, facilitate improved partnerships with African countries *Worked with UK Department for International Development, European Commission, United Nation agencies, World Bank and private sector in developing countries *Successfully performed as economic development leader managed over 20 multi-donor projects across Africa countries including: Nigeria, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Rwanda, with an average portfolio size of £12 million *Expertise in resource mobilization facilitates trade and investment ties in emerging markets * I am on a made in Africa mission I aspire to see more products on our shelves that say, made in Rwanda, made in Zambia, made in Nigeria, and for Africa to be a highly sought after, well-respected trading partner to the world -NWOSU *BY KEN OLAWALE/BUSINESS Correspondent, UK
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